Antique Kashmir

The carpet comes from Amritsar (meaning “the lake of immortality” in Sanskrit), a city in Punjab in the northwest of India, near the Kashmir region. A prime example of the exclusive...

The lacquerwork technique, known in Kashmir as kar-i-munaqqash, involves creating a hard, wood-like surface, which is then hand-painted with intricate, densely layered floral and fol...

This is a walnut and Kashmir walnut partners desk made in England, circa 1890.

The early 20th century timeframe aligns with a period when traditional craftsmanship in Kashmir continued to thrive, and artisans maintained the legacy of their artistic heritage.

Many antique rugs from India, hunting carpets and European-influenced art deco rugs have been produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still reco...

La città di Amritsar, situata nell'India nordoccidentale, divenne un centro indiano di tessitura di tappeti e tappeti nel diciannovesimo secolo, quando il Maharaja Ranjit Singh annes...

This is not unusual for a ring of this time period, as sapphires were mined all over that region, from Sri Lanka to Kashmir. These sapphires were prized as they greatly look like the...

French Long Cashmere Shawl A Magnificent French Long Shawl France, hailing from the esteemed Chet Gadsby collection of Kashmir and European shawls, exudes an air of timeless elegan...

A refined 19th-century hand-woven Paisley shawl from Northwest India, showcasing a sophisticated color palette of brick red, ivory, and black. Crafted in the Kashmir region, this hi...

Himalayas – Including parts of northern India (Ladakh and Kashmir), Nepal, and Bhutan, where they graze at high altitudes. 2.

All of these are banded in walnut with an inlay of rosewood and Kashmir walnut to the middle. There are 2 banks of drawers with 3 drawers each to the interior of the fall that are in...

A type of preparatory drinking vessel popular in Russia, so widely used that it constitutes an important piece of Russian Material culture, the samovar was also popular in Iran, Turk...

The frame on each table is made of walnut and Kashmir walnut (Kashmir walnut is the finest cut of burr walnut).

An exceptional and museum-worthy textile, this mid-19th century Kashmiri Pieced Shawl is a rare and exquisite example of the artistry and craftsmanship of Kashmir’s textile tradition...

These fragments are likely dated in 19th century from England or France. Known as Kashmir Shawl or Pashmina and originally from Indian, they came to Europe in the 18-19th century and...

A true collector's item, this shawl is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistry of 19th-century Kashmir. Dimensions: 68” x 68” Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of th...

Indian chainstitch rugs are a traditional textile art from India, particularly prevalent in Kashmir and Rajasthan. These rugs are crafted using the chainstitch technique, where a ser...

The entirety of the piece is done in walnut and an incredible, highly figured cut of Kashmir walnut (Kashmir walnut is the finest cut of burr walnut).

Many antique rugs from India, hunting carpets and European-influenced art deco rugs have produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still recognize...

The northern map includes the Himalayan frontier, with color-coded regions denoting various provinces and princely states such as Punjab, Kashmir, and Nepal. Each region is outlined ...

Each drawer front and the right and left sides of the desk have walnut bandings with string inlays of walnut and Kashmir walnut ( the finest cut of burr walnut ) to each middle.

These rugs were made in various regions of India, including Agra, Jaipur, and Kashmir, using traditional techniques such as hand-knotting with materials like wool or silk.

This frame not only serves as a functional and ornamental accessory but also stands as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Kashmir during the late 19th century, preserving t...

The city of Amritsar, where they are woven, is situated in Northwestern India, became a centre of Indian rug and carpet weaving in the 19th century when the Maharaja Ranjit Singh ann...

International customers also included the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Maharajah of Kashmir. Hampton & Sons had the Royal Warrant of Appointment to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.

The antique circa-1920 antique carpet comes from Amritsar (meaning “the lake of immortality” in Sanskrit), a city in Punjab in the northwest of India, near the Kashmir region. A rar...

The antique carpet comes from Amritsar (meaning "the lake of immortality" in Sanskrit), a city in the northwest of India near the Kashmir region. The weavers of this city's tradition...

The piece is made of Kashmir walnut (the finest cut of Burr Walnut). There is a pierced brass gallery on the right and left sides and across the back of the top.

Many antique rugs from India, hunting carpets and European-influenced Art Deco rugs have produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still recognize...

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Covers the northern part of India from Kandahar (Candahar) and Kashmir (Cachemire) south as far as Decan. Includes the areas claimed by the Mogol Empire, as well as adjacent parts of...

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods to carpet weavers in Khotan.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

These garments are thought to have originated from Kashmir, but was a very popular fashion choice for women in high society all across Western Europe until the late 1800’s.

These garments are thought to have originated from Kashmir, but was a very popular fashion choice for women in high society all across Western Europe until the late 1800’s.

These garments are thought to have originated from Kashmir, but was a very popular fashion choice for women in high society all across Western Europe until the late 1800’s.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Unlike the Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a continuous production back to Mughal times.

Their commissions included, inter alia, the furnishing of the Royal Yacht Britannia, the liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, and the palaces of th...

Amongst the firm's noteable contracts were the Royal Yacht Britannia, the liners the Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the Duke of York Theatre, the Dorchester a...

Hampton and Sons furnished some impressive properties and boats from the Royal Yacht Britannia, the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, the Theatre Royal of Drury Lane, the Duke of York ...