Huqqa India, late 19th century
The campaniform base in silver-inlaid bidri, deco…

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Huqqa

India, late 19th century The campaniform base in silver-inlaid bidri, decorated with sprays of flowers under poly-lobed arches, the wooden stem is set in an openwork silver mesh decorated with interlacing and palmettes, rising towards the furnace. Condition: with damaged pipe and spout. Size: 60 cm Provenance: Bonham's, London, June 9, 2015, n°482. A silver-mounted huqqa with silver-inlaid bidri base, India, late 19th Century

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