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Old 7th October 2016, 01:44 AM   #9
Oliver Pinchot
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It is certainly Indian work, and very fine at that.
The most obvious traits are the rosewood stock and the quality of the gold
embellishment and motifs. Likely latter 18th century. Probably made for an East India Company officer.
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