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Indian Brass Peacock.
19th Century.
A brass container from an oil lamp in the form of a slender necked peacock with a small head and long beak. The wings and raised openwork tail are incised with feathers. Protruding from underneath the bird is a central hollow shaft and from his breast a long oil outlet.
It is of traditional form and similar to a peacock incense burner in the Fowler Museum, Los Angeles.
Bibliography:
Flames of Devotion by Sean Anderson, pub. Los Angeles 2006.
Dimensions
Height 19 cm Width 17 cm Depth 9 cmStock number
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