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Showing 46 results for Indian, probably Deccan
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Indian, probably Deccan
mid-17th century
Indian, Deccan, probably Bijapur (Vijayapur)
17th century
Indian, Deccan, possibly Golconda
17th century and later
Indian, probably Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, probably Rajastan
ca. 1800
probably Indian, Murshidabad
ca. 1790
Deccan, Indian
17th–19th century
Indian, Deccan
second half 17th century
probably Indian; lacquerwork, Southeast Asian, Thailand or Burma (Myanmar)
first half 17th century
Indian, possibly Deccan
17th century
Indian, Deccan, Golconda
dated A.H. 1026/1617–18 CE
Indian, possibly Deccan
17th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, Maharashtran or Deccan
17th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
18th–19th century
Indian, Mughal or Deccan
19th century
South Indian, possibly Deccan
18th–19th century
South Indian, possibly Deccan
possibly late 17–18th century
North Indian or possibly Deccan
probably 18th century
Indian, Deccan, possibly Hyderabad
17th–18th century
probably Indian
18th–19th century
India, Western Deccan, probably Bhokardan, Maharashtra
1st century CE (before 79 CE)
Indian, probably Sikh
18th century
Indian, probably Gujarat
mid- to late 18th century
probably Indian; hilt and scabbard, Indian, probably Lucknow
hilt and scabbard, dated 1819; blade, 18th century
probably Indian
ca. 1844
Indian, Deccani, probably Vijayapur
17th century
probably Indian, Madras Presidency
19th century
probably Indian
late 19th–early 20th century
Indian; bowl, probably Turkish
18th century; bowl, 17th century
probably Germany for the Indian market
Undated, ca. 1880–1900
probably Italian or French, and Indian
1740–60
blade and scabbard, Turkish; hilt, probably Indian
blade and scabbard, late 19th century; hilt, 18th century
Indian or Turkish chessmen with probably German bases
19th century
Indian, probably Poona
late 19th century
Indian, South Indian, possibly Deccan
18th–19th century
Probably Indian
16th century