Antique Sitar

Miniature versions of traditional Indian classical music instruments. Carved wood with bone inlaid detailing. Traditionally used to teach children music.

Rajasthan, India. This framed artwork depicts a heavily bejeweled lady gracefully playing the sitar in a

motifs and a gorgeous Japanese figurine playing a sitar like instrument Clock is of exceptional quality

5-1186 Pastel on paper of a woman. Displayed in a wood frame. Unsigned.

A well crafted pair of bookends with seated men playing a mandolin, possibly a sitar.

36" Orientalist interior scene with two female sitar players receiving tea service from male servant

An Anglo-Siamese carved, gilt and painted armchair, having leopard carved arms with sitar playing

The Female bronze statue is seated playing a sitar, it has an old worn gold finish and this is set on

full length Kimono Dress with allover pattern including a woven straw Samuria hat, is holding a Sitar

musical instruments such as the sitar, tabla, flute, or dholak. Each instrument is carved with precision

different musical instrument; violin, flute, sitar and tambourine. The four seasons cherubs are in excellent

, one playing a drum, and the other a sitar.

, the maharaja is surrounded by courtesans, one of whom is singing while another plays a sitar. His

Small sitars used to teach young children or given as gifts for holidays. Priced as individual