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it's a lime container from South India or Ceylon for betel chewing, late 19th or early 20th century. Maybe Gavin can confirm. Regards, Detlef |
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Hi,
I can confirm that the lime container is from Ceylon for chewing lime accompanying betel leaf chewing. The bells are tiger bells I believe and look like thy have some age to them. Rgds. Anandalal N. |
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Thanks for bringing this back, I totally missed the post Dirk, my apologies.
The other item with the elephant are scales within, likely Burma. Gavin |
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Long forgotten and still within the cabinets at home...
I found this image earlier this year... given the context of the image and the miniature headdress, perhaps it is American Indian afterall? |
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