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Photograph of a row of six small bronze and brass figurines and objects set on a yellow cloth. From left: a small cobra with raised hood, a silver cylindrical container with a lidded top, a standing male figure holding an object, a four-armed seated deity murti with a tall conical crown holding objects in its raised hands, a seated elephant-headed figure, and a small seated animal figure. No physical people are visible. The items appear to be childhood puja objects.A photograph of six small brass and metal ritual objects arranged in a row on a yellow backdrop. From left: a shivalinga with a coiled cobra-like base and a flared hood, a small silver-toned covered container, a standing figure in a dhoti-like garment, a four-armed seated deity murti holding objects, a small seated Ganesha-like figure, and a small seated Nandi-like bull figure. No people are visible. Items resemble childhood puja articles, presented as an archival collection.Rare archival collectionRare archival collectionOctober 24 20112011-10-24September 12 20132013-09-12Five small brass or gold-toned murti figurines arranged in a row on a pale, wrinkled white cloth. From left: a seated four-armed goddess with a tall crown and a raised hand, on a pedestal; a small shivalinga with a round base; a recumbent bull, Nandi; a seated elephant-headed Ganesha figure on a pedestal; and a standing robed female figure with hair in a bun. No people are visible. The background is plain and neutral.Rare archival collectionRare archival collectionA row of small religious objects arranged on a cream cloth against a plain grey backdrop. From left: a small green glass shivalinga, a dark stone nandi bull, a brass Ganesha figure seated, a second brass Ganesha figure, a terracotta-coloured Ganesha head, a small brass shivalinga, a dark stone Ganesha figure wrapped in pink cloth, a brass figure within a golden arch, a copper pot, and a polished brass kalasha pot with a matching bowl. No people are visible. The photo shows deity murtis and ritual vessels only.2011-10-24January 21 20132013-01-21 +1 copiesMarch 01 20182018-03-01