Framed Rajasthani Portrait of an Elephant - 19th Century Material - Shagreen A family ancestor portrait would

A family ancestor portrait would typically be hung above

These colourful mirrors are crafted from original Peranakan ceramic tiles dating from the 1920s

Cows are still revered an continue to wander the streets in India

former wheeled toy form

the carpentry is excellent and although it is lightweight

Framed Rajasthani Portrait of an Elephant - 19th Century Material - Shagreen A family ancestor portrait wouldThis charming framed Indian drawing is in the Rajasthani style and depicts an elephant facing left. The drawing is in ink with shading. Arabic script is visible at the top of the page and there are some visible historic fold marks. Compare with a similar example which sold at Christies USA 'Indian Art Auction,' October 2016. Lot 86 for $1,000. Similar examples can also be found in the Metropolitan Museum in New York & The Victoria & Albert Museum in