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Auction - Indian Art 29/06/2015 2:00 PM GMT Auction - Indian Art 29/06/2015 2:00 PM GMT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 1 The following lots 1-57 are from the Property of a Private American 13 Bundi School, c.1820, a Pichwais picture depicting eight attendants Collector Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, an Indian miniature dancing and playing instruments, tempera on unstretchered cloth, painting with script, opaque watercolour on paper, depicting a regal 84x127.2cm figure with attendant and baby, 9x20.7cm Bundi School, c.1820, a Pichwais picture depicting eight attendants The following lots 1-57 are from the Property of a Private American dancing and playing instruments, tempera on unstretchered cloth, Collector Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, an Indian miniature 84x127.2cm painting with script, opaque watercolour on paper, depicting a regal Est. 6,000 - 8,000 figure with attendant and baby, 9x20.7cm 14 Mewar School, c.1840, an Indian miniature painting, depicting elephant Est. 400 - 600 procession, pen, ink and watercolour on paper, 46.8x78.2cm (framed 2 Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, an Indian miniature painting with and glazed) script, opaque watercolour on paper, depicting a noble lady with Mewar School, c.1840, an Indian miniature painting, depicting elephant attendant, 9.6x21.9cm procession, pen, ink and watercolour on paper, 46.8x78.2cm (framed Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, an Indian miniature painting with and glazed) script, opaque watercolour on paper, depicting a noble lady with Est. 3,000 - 5,000 attendant, 9.6x21.9cm 15 Kotah School, c.1840, a large Indian miniature painting, depicting a Est. 400 - 600 Maharaja hunting scene, within extensive wooded landscape, to include 3 Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, a miniature painting with script and hunters and tigers, opaque watercolour on paper, 73.2x96cm floral border, depicting a regal figure or Maharini reclining with baby and Kotah School, c.1840, a large Indian miniature painting, depicting a attendant standing, 14.1x24.2cm Maharaja hunting scene, within extensive wooded landscape, to include Gujarat School, Kalapsutra, c.1720, a miniature painting with script and hunters and tigers, opaque watercolour on paper, 73.2x96cm floral border, depicting a regal figure or Maharini reclining with baby and Est. 4,000 - 6,000 attendant standing, 14.1x24.2cm 16 Pahari School, Gurumukhi Language, c.1880, an illuminated Est. 400 - 600 manuscript, the complete works, 35 leaves, ea. approx. 17.5x25.2cm 4 Mughal School, c.1740, an Indian miniature painting, depicting a Pahari School, Gurumukhi Language, c.1880, an illuminated nobleman, or Maharaja, seated with cup and attendants surrounding, manuscript, the complete works, 35 leaves, ea. approx. 17.5x25.2cm opaque watercolour, 33.4x22.7cm Est. 8,000 - 12,000 Mughal School, c.1740, an Indian miniature painting, depicting a 17 Sikh School, c.1850, an Indian miniature depicting a Sikh guru seated, nobleman, or Maharaja, seated with cup and attendants surrounding, possibly Guru Nanak, opaque watercolour on paper, 8.2x12.3cm opaque watercolour, 33.4x22.7cm Sikh School, c.1850, an Indian miniature depicting a Sikh guru seated, Est. 3,000 - 5,000 possibly Guru Nanak, opaque watercolour on paper, 8.2x12.3cm 5 Mughal School, mid 18th century, an Indian miniature painting, opaque Est. 800 - 1,200 watercolour on painting, depicting a land worker, 23.3x15.7cm 18 Jaipur School, c.1850, a travelling shrine Indian miniature painting Mughal School, mid 18th century, an Indian miniature painting, opaque depicting Radha and Krishna with original basra pearls, circular, dia. watercolour on painting, depicting a land worker, 23.3x15.7cm 11.6cm Est. 1,000 - 2,000 Jaipur School, c.1850, a travelling shrine Indian miniature painting 6 Persian School, c.1750, an Islamic miniature painting, opaque depicting Radha and Krishna with original basra pearls, circular, dia. watercolour on paper, depicting a prince seated holding beads and a 11.6cm flower surrounded by two attendants, opaque watercolour, 34x30cm Est. 800 - 1,200 Persian School, c.1750, an Islamic miniature painting, opaque 19 Pahari School, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting of the goddess Devi, watercolour on paper, depicting a prince seated holding beads and a opaque watercolour on paper, 41.2x29.8cm flower surrounded by two attendants, opaque watercolour, 34x30cm Pahari School, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting of the goddess Devi, Est. 1,500 - 2,000 opaque watercolour on paper, 41.2x29.8cm 7 Gujarat School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna Est. 2,000 - 3,000 and Radha, opaque watercolour, 77.4x72.8cm (framed and glazed) 20 Mughal Style, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting depicting noblemen Gujarat School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna with attendants in an interior, opaque watercolour, 44x33.4cm and Radha, opaque watercolour, 77.4x72.8cm (framed and glazed) Mughal Style, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting depicting noblemen Est. 2,000 - 3,000 with attendants in an interior, opaque watercolour, 44x33.4cm 8 Mewar School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna Est. 1,800 - 2,200 and Radha with bows and arrows, opaque watercolour,22x29.4cm 21 Deccan School, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting of a lady observing Mewar School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna a musician with austerity, opaque watercolour on paper, 33x25cm and Radha with bows and arrows, opaque watercolour,22x29.4cm Deccan School, c.1850, an Indian miniature painting of a lady observing Est. 800 - 1,200 a musician with austerity, opaque watercolour on paper, 33x25cm 9 Persian School, c.1800, an illuminated manuscript page, depicting Est. 800 - 1,200 noblemen in a mountainous landscape, opaque watercolour and text, 22 Mewar School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a 33.7x19.1cm processional scene, opaque watercolour on paper, 55.9x71cm Persian School, c.1800, an illuminated manuscript page, depicting Mewar School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a noblemen in a mountainous landscape, opaque watercolour and text, processional scene, opaque watercolour on paper, 55.9x71cm 33.7x19.1cm Est. 2,500 - 3,500 Est. 400 - 600 23 Mewar School, c.1860, a miniature painting depicting a processional 10 Basoli School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Rama and scene, opaque watercolour on paper, 43.9x66.5cm (framed and glazed) Sita,opaque watercolour and paper 10.1x20.7cm Mewar School, c.1860, a miniature painting depicting a processional Basoli School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting Rama and scene, opaque watercolour on paper, 43.9x66.5cm (framed and glazed) Sita,opaque watercolour and paper 10.1x20.7cm Est. 2,500 - 3,500 Est. 1,500 - 2,000 24 Bikaner School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting Navratan 11 Pahari School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting a regal Nath Ji Maharaj, opaque watercolour on paper33.1x24.6cm couple, probably a Maharaja and Maharini and attendants beneath on Bikaner School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting Navratan elephants, opaque watercolour on tadpatra (leaf) 33.5x24.4cm Nath Ji Maharaj, opaque watercolour on paper33.1x24.6cm Pahari School, c.1800, an Indian miniature painting depicting a regal Est. 800 - 1,200 couple, probably a Maharaja and Maharini and attendants beneath on 25 Kishangarh School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a lady elephants, opaque watercolour on tadpatra (leaf) 33.5x24.4cm watering a garden beyond fence, opaque watercolour on paper, Est. 800 - 1,200 16.2x10.9cm 12 Bundi School, c.1820, a Pichwais picture depicting eight attendants Kishangarh School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a lady carrying water vessels, celestial beings to sky, tempera on watering a garden beyond fence, opaque watercolour on paper, unstretchered cloth, 93.5x119.5cm 16.2x10.9cm Bundi School, c.1820, a Pichwais picture depicting eight attendants Est. 600 - 1,000 carrying water vessels, celestial beings to sky, tempera on 26 Kotah School, c.1860, a study depicting a lion and tiger, pencil on buff unstretchered cloth, 93.5x119.5cm paper, 24.8x22cm Est. 6,000 - 8,000 Kotah School, c.1860, a study depicting a lion and tiger, pencil on buff paper, 24.8x22cm Est. 250 - 500 Page 1 Auction - Indian Art 29/06/2015 2:00 PM GMT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 27 Mewar School, c.1860, an Indian miniature portrait painting of a stallion, 41 Sikh School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting of a guru seated with possibly a portrait for a Maharaja, opaque watercolour on paper, musicians in attendance, opaque watercolour on paper, 36x26cm 26.1x30.8cm Sikh School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting of a guru seated with Mewar School, c.1860, an Indian miniature portrait painting of a stallion, musicians in attendance, opaque watercolour on paper, 36x26cm possibly a portrait for a Maharaja, opaque watercolour on paper, Est. 1,500 - 2,000 26.1x30.8cm 42 Alwar School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting depicting a nobleman Est. 2,000 - 3,000 or Maharaja on horseback in procession, 41x33cm (framed and glazed) 28 Sikh School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting Sikh Guru on Alwar School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting depicting a nobleman horseback, opaque watercolour on paper, 34x24.8cm or Maharaja on horseback in procession, 41x33cm (framed and glazed) Sikh School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting Sikh Guru on Est. 1,500 - 2,500 horseback, opaque watercolour on paper, 34x24.8cm 43 Jaipur School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna Est. 2,500 - 3,500 playing the flute with Gopis dancing, opaque watercolour on paper, 29 Jaipur School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a noble 34x44.9cm lady, or Maharini, with musicians in attendance, 37.4x28.2cm Jaipur School, c.1880, an Indian miniature painting depicting Krishna Jaipur School, c.1860, an Indian miniature painting depicting a noble playing the flute with Gopis dancing, opaque watercolour on paper, lady, or Maharini, with musicians in attendance, 37.4x28.2cm 34x44.9cm Est.
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