Non-western art unattributed:
Fig. 1. Pietra dura from Delhi Fort, Hammâm.
Non-western art unattributed:
Fig. 2. Crīvatsa on Dedicatory Tablet from Mathura.
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate II. B-Chair, with Moghul Ivory Inlays. About 1580. Height, 128 cm. (University Museum, Upsala, Sweden). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate II. D-Chest, with Moghul Ivory Inlays. About 1580. 65 by 101.5 by 63 cm. (National Museum, Stockholm). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate III. A-"Burgomaster" Chair. Ebony Inlaid with Ivory. Indian. Seventeenth Century. Height, 85 cm. (Frederiksborg Museum, Denmark). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
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Plate III. B-"Burgomaster" Chair. Painted Black. Indian. Seventeenth Century. Height, 84.8 cm. (National Museum, Copenhagen). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate V. A, B-Table, Inlaid with Green-Coloured Ivory, Ebony and Different Woods. Seventeenth Century. Height, 77.8 cm. (H. M. the King of Denmark, Rosenborg Castle). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
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Plate I. A-Ballot Box. Indian Lacquer. 1619. 46 by 46 cm. (The Saddlers' Company, London.) B-Back of (A). The Indian Period of European Furniture-I.
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Plate II. A-Detail of Top of Plate I. The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I
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Plate II. C-Ornamental Detail from the "English" Lacquer Cabinet No. 1091. (Victoria and Albert Museum). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I
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Plate III. C-Arm-Chair of Turned Struts and Rails. Indian. Seventeenth Century. (Messrs. Frank Partridge & Sons). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
Western art unattributed:
Plate III. D-Table Chair of Oak. Indian. Seventeenth Century. (Private Collection, England). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
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Plate IV. Small Oak Chest with Drawers, Inlaid with Mother-of-Pearl and Ivory in Veneer of Ebony and Partly Lacquered. Indian. 1640-60. Height, 142 cm. (From a History of English Furniture, by Percy Macquoid. Vol. I. The Age of Oak). The Indian Period of European Furniture.-I.
