A Tibetan copper-alloy and iron gilt 'mirror' breastplate for a warrior, melong, and a Tibetan brass pendant for a dakini's necklace 18th/19th century and 19th/20th century The circular iron medallion mounted in reticulated and gilt copper-alloy border decorated with scrolling motifs, with four flanges radiating from the centre and terminating in rings to hang the plate, the centre of the plate set with white metal Tibetan character, 29.5cm wide; the pendant cast and carved in the form of a skeletal figure wearing a tiger pelt, with two rings at the top for hanging, 13.4cm high(2). 西藏十九/二十世紀 銅鐵局部鎏金鏡，及黃銅茶吉尼項鏈吊墜

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