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View full screenStorage fitment or ring, part of the Hopetoun Toilet Set, by Jules Coquelin, Paris, 1830 - 1839
A.1992.77 J
Toilet set, travelling / fitment / ring
Coquelin, Jules, 1838 - 1845 (fl.)
Paris, France, Western Europe
1830s
Card; leather or paper simulating leather; ring-shaped
Retailer: Aucoc Aine
Previous owner: John, 5th Earl of Hopetoun
Fashion and Style (08 Jul 2016)
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Figure of goddess Tara, in gilt bronze and jewelled with turquoises, coral and lapis: Tibet, probably 19th century
Copper-gilt figure, possibly of the bodhisattva Manjushri with hands in shuni mudra, seated on a three-sided lotus throne: China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Xigaze Prefecture, Gyantse, Nanni Monastery, Tibetan, obtained in Naini monastery after occupation by Tibetan troops in July 1904, probably related to the British Expedition to Tibet, 1903 - 1904 (Younghusband Campaign), c. 19th century
Part of a two-part silver dress buckle in the Edinburgh Arts and Crafts style, with pierced interlacing scrolls terminating in stylised peacock-like birds, the four corners set with domed pieces of lapis: Scottish, Edinburgh, by J.M Talbot, 1902 - 1903
Part of a two-part silver dress buckle in the Edinburgh Arts and Crafts style, with pierced interlacing scrolls terminating in stylised peacock-like birds, the four corners set with domed pieces of lapis: Scottish, Edinburgh, by J.M Talbot, 1902 - 1903