Tall South Indian Brass Diya Oil Lamp bed Each features beautifully a carved

Each features beautifully a carved and pierced apron of scrolling foliage

carved antique panel was once above a large doorway in the famous Jockey Club Building in Buenos Aires

1846-1912)

Pug dogs were imported by the Dutch East Indies Trading Company in the 18th century and became a popular pet of the upper classes in France and England

Originally used for candles but could be electrified

Tall South Indian Brass Diya Oil Lamp bed Each features beautifully a carvedDETAILS This unusually tall, traditional, antique Indian oil lamp is known as a diya. This attractive piece was cast in delicate fashion, with five wick holders in the oil well, and a decorative, open handle at the top. It sits atop a slender, straight column, with a key like height adjuster at the top and restrained, baluster turnings at the bottom. The whole terminates on a broad drip pan with three, small, paw feet. It makes a great accessory as