Decorative ornament (2) - India

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This Indian lot of two vintage hand-carved mango-wood figures, a cat and a horse with copper and brass decoration, dates from 1970–1980, with the horse described as being in the Marwari style.

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1. This cat object is a hand-carved vintage wooden cat figurine with copper and brass inlay, originating from India. These specific figurines are popular as ethnic art and vintage decor and are often made in traditional artisanal regions such as Jaipur in Rajasthan.

Features of the figurine

• Material: Made from solid wood (often kadam or mango wood), finished with a weathered or colored patina (such as this pink/red tint).
• Decoration: The body is decorated with inlaid metal plates (brass/copper) that are hand-engraved with floral and geometric patterns.


2. This horse object is a hand-carved vintage Indian wooden horse (often referred to as a lying or resting Marwari horse). This type of woodcarving is a traditional example of Rajasthan folk art from India.
Characteristic of this specific decorative figurine are:
• Material: Hand-carved solid wood (often mango wood or teak wood).
• Finish: A polychrome (multicolored) painting with layers of red, yellow and dark paint.
• Details: The figurine is adorned with detailed brass and copper fittings, including metal medallions on the flanks, a metal saddle plate, and details around the bridle and the edges of the mane.

This type of woodcarving is characteristic of the Marwari style, often recognizable by the richly decorated details with copper or brass fittings.

In nice condition.
From India.

Cat dimensions: 15 cm high, 10 cm long, 6 cm deep. The cat has 1 small piece of the ear missing.

Horse dimensions: 18 cm high, 6 cm wide, 15 cm long. In very nice condition.

Carefully shipped with insurance.

1. This cat object is a hand-carved vintage wooden cat figurine with copper and brass inlay, originating from India. These specific figurines are popular as ethnic art and vintage decor and are often made in traditional artisanal regions such as Jaipur in Rajasthan.

Features of the figurine

• Material: Made from solid wood (often kadam or mango wood), finished with a weathered or colored patina (such as this pink/red tint).
• Decoration: The body is decorated with inlaid metal plates (brass/copper) that are hand-engraved with floral and geometric patterns.


2. This horse object is a hand-carved vintage Indian wooden horse (often referred to as a lying or resting Marwari horse). This type of woodcarving is a traditional example of Rajasthan folk art from India.
Characteristic of this specific decorative figurine are:
• Material: Hand-carved solid wood (often mango wood or teak wood).
• Finish: A polychrome (multicolored) painting with layers of red, yellow and dark paint.
• Details: The figurine is adorned with detailed brass and copper fittings, including metal medallions on the flanks, a metal saddle plate, and details around the bridle and the edges of the mane.

This type of woodcarving is characteristic of the Marwari style, often recognizable by the richly decorated details with copper or brass fittings.

In nice condition.
From India.

Cat dimensions: 15 cm high, 10 cm long, 6 cm deep. The cat has 1 small piece of the ear missing.

Horse dimensions: 18 cm high, 6 cm wide, 15 cm long. In very nice condition.

Carefully shipped with insurance.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Wood type
mango wood
Number of objects
2
Material
Wood
Country of origin
India
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
18 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
15 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
The NetherlandsVerified
62
Objects sold
100%
Private

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