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N.W. Provinces Local Committee. 
Specimens of agate in the rough state. From Banda. 
Moss agates (7 specimens). Square and oval. From 
Banda. 
Agate paper knives (3). Banda. 
Jasper, in the rough state (4 specimens). Banda 
Jasper knife handle (6). Banda. 
“ Ivimkar" (2 specimens). Nodular limestone, 
nanda. 
Petrified teeth. Banda. 
Grosses (2). “ Ghori Sulaimani.” Banda. 
The above stones are found in the rough state 
in the bed of the Ken river. Theirhigh market 
value suffleiently proves their value and rarity. 
Onyx Necklace. 
f he stones of which this necklace is composed 
are found chiefly in the mines and jungles of the 
Banda district. 
Punjab Committee. 
Pestle and mortar. Green stone (plasma). From 
fchahpur. 
Pair of bracelets. From Shahpur. 
Ivnife handles. Brown stone (a variegated marble). 
l'rom Shahpur. 
Dr. Leitner, Labore. 
Specimens of Lahore encaustic tiles. 
These tiles are from old monuments, but the 
colours on them are as vivid as ever. This art 
connected with Mogul architecture is almost 
dead, as no encouragement is now given to its 
very few surviving professors. 
Serpentine vases from Skardo, the rock Capital of 
Little I ibet on the Indus, which is surrounded by 
s * ee P glaciers and mountains where gold is said to 
abound, espeeially near the Nagyr glacier. 
'Y° ^p ra . marble plates, and two paper weights 
mlaid with precious stones. 
India Museum, London. 
Paper weights (2). Inlaid marble. Agra. From 
the London Exhibition of ]8/2. 
Paper weight. Carved soapstone (steatite). Agra 
brom the London Exhibition of 1872. 
SECTION II.— EARTHENWARE. 
Madras Committee. 
Earthenware goglet. From Madras. 
Madras School of Art. 
42 1 erra-Gotta Casts of Hindoo Temple Ornamenta- 
tion as follows :— 
Cunniah Komareh, with ornamental scroll. Tad- 
putry. 
Ornament in 3 pieces, with griffin’s head. Vellore. 
Ornamental pillar with a male figure at base, in 3 
pieces. Humpey, L. L. L. 
Panel Ornament, with dancing figure and a female 
figure at the base, in 3 pieces. Humpey, K. K. K. 
Running Ornament, 2 pieces. Humpey, P. P, 
Corner ditto ditto ditto 
Perforated star-pattern, 2 ditto ditto 
Running ornament, ditto ditto ditto 
Perforated panel. Tadputry. 
Ornamental frieze in 6 pieces. Vellore. N. 
Plinth for the o#aamental frieze, in 6 pieces. Vel 
lore. O. 
Lily ornament. Veringeepooram. 
Square ornament. Veringeepooram. 
Ornament with 2 parrots. Veringeepooram. 
Ornamental scroll with Yalee, 2 pieces. Tadputry. 
Lily floriated. Tadputry. 
Circular ornament, 4 griffins’ lieads. Tadputry. 
Ornament with 4 geese. Tadputry. 
Lotus flower on a square slab. Tadputry. 
Circular ornament. Tadputry. 
Running ornament, in 2 pieces. Tadputry. 
Border ornament. Tadputry, 
Ornament floriated. Tadputry. 
Running rope twisted ornament, with Yalee, in 3 
pieces. Vellore. 
Circular ornament on square. Vellore. 
Running ornament, star-pattern, in 2 pieces. Pe- 
roor. 
Running ornament, 2 pieces. Peroor. D. D. 
Ornaments. Peroor. 
j Running ornament, young plantains, in 2 pieces 
Peroor. 
Floriated ornament, with lotus flower. Peroor. 
Running ornament, in 2 pieces. Peroor. 
Ornament with 6 birds. Peroor. 
Lotus ornament, in 2 pieces. Peroor. 
Ornament with 8 parrots. Conjeveram. 
Scroll ornament in 2 pieces. Conjeveram. B B 
Square ornament. Conjeveram. 
Running ornament, in 2 pieces. Conjeveram. A. A. 
Compaddy, Goodiathum Taluk, North Arcot. 
Flower pots (4). Large and small. 
Cooling pots (2), and ice pots (2). 
Butter pots (4). Plain and flowered. 
Goglets (6). English, Mogul, and Carnatic. 
Goglets (4). With enlarged mouths and of dark 
colour. 
Teapots (2), and cups (4). 
Bombay Committee. 
Pipes (6). From Aden. 
G. W. Terry, Bombay. 
Piaster Reproductions of Architectural Ornaments • 
from Ambarnath Temple. 
1. Inscription. 
2. Circular ornament at the base of one of the stone 
ribs on the Vimanah. 
3. Stone ribs ; part of ceiling in Western doorway. 
4. Stone ribs ; part of corner in Mandup. 
3* Ornamentation of pillar. Southern doorway. 
6. Decorated moulding of verandah. 
7- Half pillar of Mandup, in 7 pieces. 
H.H. the Guickwar of Baroda. 
Goglets (13). Black and red. Inlaid with silver 
and gold. Baroda. 
Goglets (2). Inlaid and mounted with silver, and 
fumished with silver lids.