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Other Indian sets (18)

Anglo-Indian Monobloc set

515 01
India, "Anglo-Indian Monobloc"
1850
Ivory K 8.8; p 4.2
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Berhampore set

514 01
India, "Berhampore"
ca. 1830
Ivory K x.x; p y.y
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Delhi set

497 01
India, "Delhi"
1880
Ivory K 8.0; p 4.7
Box 15.4×10.2×4.1
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Jaipur set

218 02
India, "Jaipur"
ca. 1950
Enamelled silver K 5.2 and base Ø 3.5; p 3.2 and base Ø 2.8
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"Mughal" sets

132 02
India, "Mughal"
1980
Sandelwood + ebony K 10.8; p 4.2
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064 02
India, "Mughal"
Late 20th century
Bone K 7.6; p 4.4
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409 02
India, "Mughal"
ca. 2000
Soapstone K 5.6; p 3.1
Cassette/board 25.6×25.6×4.2
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150 02
India, Varanasi, "Mughal?"
1999
Soapstone K 7.8; p 3.2
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"Pepys" replica

164 02
India, "Pepys" replica
2005
Bone K 18.2; p 9.4
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Rajasthan sets

These are also called "(Royal or Indian) Mahara(d)ja(h)". I have seen "Elephant set" as well. Some call it "John Company set", but I think that should only be applied for the particular beautifully cut sets with large full body pieces.

061 03
India, "Rajasthan"
Early 20th century
Ivory K 4.4; p 1.9
Cassette 34.5×21.1×4.7
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030 03
India, "Rajasthan"
Mid 20th century
Sandelwood + coromandel K 8.2; p 4.2
Cassette 40.5×22.8×3.6
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069 03
India, "Rajasthan"
Mid 20th century
Sandelwood + coromandel K 8.6; p 3.1
Cassette 36.9×20.4×4.0
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523 03
India, "Rajasthan"
1958
Ivory K 4.7; p 2.2
Cassette 32.8×20.6×3.5
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099 03
India, "Rajasthan"
20th century
Ivory K 10.8; p 4.6
Cassette 53.3×28.4×5.3
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041 03
India, "Rajasthan"
1998
Sandelwood + coromandel K 11.8; p 3.9
Cassette 50.2×25.9×6.1
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Vizagapatam sets

251 01
India, "Vizagapatam"
Early 19th century
Ivory K 11.5; p 6.2
101 02
India, "Vizagapatam"
1st half 19th century
Ivory + horn Kw 11.1; Kz 10.4; p 4.9
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498 01
India, "Vizagapatam"
ca. 1830
Ivory K 10.0; p 4.8
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