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Jug. Solid silver, and partly gilt perforated ara- 
besque. 
Fruit-dish and oups (2). Silver gilt kuftgari 
(steel inlaid with gold). 
Cup. Silver inlaid, dark green marble. 
Native Employe of Messrs. Orr and Sons, Madras. 
Silver fruit-spoons with “ Sawmy ” (figure of an 
idol) handles, in morocco case (2 sets of 6 spoons 
each). 
Madras School of Art. 
Salver. Silver embossed; Hindu design. 
Jeweller Vithelingum, Trichinopoly. 
Bracelet, studs, and earrings (2 pairs). Gold, 
“ Sawmy ” pattem. 
“ Sawmy is a name given to idols in tbe 
south of India. 
Chain (1J yards in length) and bracelet. Gold; 
“ rose ” pattem. 
Rose-water Sprinklers (2)., Silver. 
Cigar-cases. Silver. 
“ Ramasawmies ” (2). Silver. 
Jeweller Ruthanum, Trichinopoly. 
Locket. Gold ; “ Sawmy ” pattem. 
Bangle. Gold embossed. 
Sleeve-links. Gold. 
“ Sawmy ” bracelet. Silver. 
“ Sawmy ” goblet. Silver embossed. 
Gun, “ Ramasawmy.” 
Scent goglets (1 pair). Silver. 
Jeweller Servia, Madras. 
Gold embossed “ Sawmy ” armlets, “ Venkie.” 
Gold necklet of Pagodas, “ Casimalai.” 
Gold necklet, with jewelled centre, “ Saredd 
Addegai.” 
Silver gilt “ Sawmy,” native lady’s Chatelaine. 
Bombay Committee. 
Tray of Head Ornaments (5). From Dharwar. 
Worn by all the higher classes of Hindoos. 
A set of apparatus (in silver), used in the keeping 
and preparation of the betel-nut (Areca catechu) for 
eating, consisting of:— 
A tray “ tubuck ” for holding the leaves of the 
betel-pepper, with which the nuts are eaten. 
A “ Pandan ” or box in which the betel-pepper 
leaves are kept. 
A “ Chowfula ” in which cardamoms, cloves, &c. 
are kept. 
A “ Chunal ” in which “ chunam (lime) is kept. 
An “ Adkitta ” or betel-nut cracker. 
Badroodeen Abdoolally, Bombay. 
A collection of imitation Ornaments, in 5 travs 
as follows :— 
Tray I. 
1. “Zermee.” Necklace. Worn by Kutchees, 
Marwadees, Loowanas, &e. 
2. “ Bailies.” Earrings. Worn by the Kutchees 
and other inhabitants of Guzerat. 
3. “ Koodee.” Earrings. Worn by almost all 
classes of Hindoos. 
4. “ Sulla Angattee. Ring. Worn by all. 
5. “Surry.” Neck Ornament , Worn bythe higher 
classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
6. “ Jowhar.” Necklace. Worn by the higher 
classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
7. Buttons for jackets. 
Tray II. 
1. “Toolsey Putty.” Necklace. Worn by all the 
higher classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
2. Set of “Bangadees” or Bangles (wristlets). 
Worn by all the higher classes of Hindoos in the 
Deccan. 
5. “ Patlies.” Wristlets. Worn by all the higher 
classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
6. “ Wakies.”. Armlets. Worn by all the higher 
classes of Hindoos in the Deccan . 
9. “ Saklee Kunthee.” Necklace. Worn by all 
the higher classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
10. “ Kanthee Malla.” Necklace. Worn by all 
the higher classes of Hindoos in the Deccan. 
8. Set consisting of “ Ketuck Phool ” and “ Chand- 
rakora,” Head Ornaments. Worn bythe women 
of higher classes of Hindoos. 
3. “ Bhickballies.” Earrings. Worn by men of the 
lower Orders, as Koombies. 
4. “Naths.” Nose rings. Worn by the women of 
lower Orders as Koombies. 
7. “Sakhalees ” or “ Todas.” Wristlets. Worn by 
Hindoo children generally. 
11. “Todass.” Wristlets. Worn by Hindoos of 
both sexes. 
12. “ Kudloo.’ Anklet. Worn by Guzerathi 
females of lower Order. 
Tray III. 
1. Kollos. Anklets. Worn by Kutchi women. 
7. Paijaee., Anklet. Worn by Guzerathi women. 
8. “Todac.” Anklet. Worn by women of Guzerat 
and Deccan. 
5. Kudloo. Anklet. Worn by Guzerathi wo 
men of lower Order. 
2. Wakees. Armlets. Worn by women of the 
lower order in the Deccan. 
6. “ Surry.” Neck omament. Worn by women of 
the lower Order in the Deccan. 
3. “Kargotas.” Waist chain. Worn by men of 
the lower order in Guzerat and the Deccan. 
4. “ Kadas. Wristlet. Worn by men of the 
lower order in Guzerat and the Deccan. 
Tray IV. 
1. “ Kadha.’ Armlet. Vorn by men. 
2. “Angathee.” Ring. Worn by all. 
3. “ Bijora.” Forehead Ornaments. Worn by 
Kutchi women. J 
4. “Chumpa Kaleebar.” Necklace. Worn by 
Kutchi women. J 
5. “ Gope.” Necklace. Worn by Guzerathis and 
Marwadies. 
6. “ fandley Pote.” Necklace. Worn by women of 
the higher Order. 
10. Set of bangles (wristlets). Wom by women of 
the higher order. 
8. “ Pootalee Malla.” Necklace. Wom by women 
of the higher order in the Deccan. 
14. “ Patlies.” Wristlets. Worn by women of the 
higher order in the Deccan. 
8. “Mangathi.” Wristlets. Worn by Mahomedan 
ladies generally. 
12. “ Jallichi bangadi.” Wristlets. Worn by 
Hindoo and Mahomedan women. 
11. “Kadas.” Wristlets. Worn bythe men and 
women of Guzerat and the Deccan.