A Colonial Indian silver and ivory parasol handle, 19th century

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A Colonial Indian silver and ivory parasol handle, 19th century
moulded in relief with three dancers against a stippled ground, the handle engraved with a double flowerhead, set to an ivory shaft, hairline cracks, 25cm long

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