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A photograph of a display of brass and bronze ritual objects on a wooden surface. Centre frame is a dark bronze standing figure of Ganesha with a trunk and raised arm, behind two brass mortar-and-pestle sets with pestles resting in the bowls. A small brass deity figure with a halo stands beside them, and to the right are ornate brass ladles or spoons with decorative handles. A wooden box with colourful objects sits in the upper right and a wooden carved panel lies at the left edge. No people are visible.

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A display table in a museum-style room shows a large gilded brass Ganesha murti seated under an ornate arched halo with a crowned makara-style top and a red beaded garland. The elephant-headed deity holds a bowl and other objects, with a small mouse at the base. Around it are smaller brass figures, a standing Ganesha figurine with a garland, a small framed painting, carved wooden figures and a tall brass oil lamp stand in the background. The table is covered with a floral tapestry cloth. No people are visible.A photograph of a crowded wooden table displaying dozens of brass and bronze deity figurines, including multiple Ganesha forms with elephant heads, a seated Buddha-like figure at left, and various standing and seated murtis with raised arms. Behind the table are shelves holding brass vessels, bowls and containers. No people are visible in the scene, and no a person candidate is present.A wooden display shelf crowded with small metal and carved figures and vessels. Bronze and brass deity figurines stand among them, including a seated Ganesha, a multi-armed figure, and a figure with a trident-like staff and a kalasha-shaped object. Two bronze cows or bulls sit at right. Brass and bronze containers, a covered pot, a lidded brass pail, oil lamps and a tall lidded urn sit at the back, with carved wooden horse and figure pieces at top. No people are visible. Some mounted lettering or a corner logo appears at top left.A photograph of a crowded wooden table displaying dozens of small brass and bronze-toned statues of Hindu deities and figures, including several seated and standing Ganesha forms with elephant heads, a seated Buddha figure, and various dancing and musical figures. Shelves behind the table hold pots, bowls, boxes and jars in a cluttered room with tiled floor. No people are visible.A photograph of a crowded wooden display table holding many brass and bronze sculptures and oil lamps. In the centre, a dancing deity murti with multiple arms and a flame-like halo stands beside a coiled serpent, and a seated Ganesha figure with a large trunk rests in the foreground. Two open-bowl brass oil lamps sit at left, and rows of small standing figurines line the back of the table. A wooden furniture piece and a brass stool appear behind. No people are visible.September 18 20062006-09-18A workshop storage area filled with temple metalwork and carved wooden items. In the foreground, a gilded standing deity murti with a tall crown and a bronze standing figure stand on a metal trolley. Nearby, brass and bronze kalasha-like finials, a carved wooden bull with saddle cloth, and disassembled wooden temple parts rest on orange and purple cloths. Shelves and bolts of cloth line the back wall, with a few marigold garlands among the objects.2015-08-23A cluttered antique shop display of old metal and wooden objects on wooden tables. Visible items include brass bells, a brass horse figurine pair, a small brass deity murti, a seated brass Ganesha-style figure, bronze lamps, an ornate brass vessel, tongs and iron tools, a carved wooden window frame, and framed colour prints of deities behind. A framed black-and-white print of a multi-headed deity hangs in the centre. No people are visible.2009-08-08August 10 20112011-08-10May 21 20142014-05-21A display table draped in teal cloth holds an assortment of old metal objects: small dark bronze figurines of seated and standing figures, a brass cup and a brass bell, a brass lamp stand, a dark carved stone figure of a seated deity, and several copper wires coiled at the left edge. Behind them stands a brass sculpture of a deity on a pedestal. No people are visible.2016-12-12May 21 20142014-05-21