Tall South Indian Brass Diya Oil Lamp bed with ivy climbing up the

with ivy climbing up the trunk

floral fronts

Pug dogs were imported by the Dutch East Indies Trading Company in the 18th century and became a popular pet of the upper classes in France and England

Originally used for candles but could be electrified

A striking pair of antique bookcases or display cabinets constructed with open shelves backed with old linen fabric

Tall South Indian Brass Diya Oil Lamp bed with ivy climbing up theDETAILS This unusually tall, traditional, antique Indian oil lamp is known as a diya. This attractive piece was cast in delicate fashion, with five wick holders in the oil well, and a decorative, open handle at the top. It sits atop a slender, straight column, with a key like height adjuster at the top and restrained, baluster turnings at the bottom. The whole terminates on a broad drip pan with three, small, paw feet. It makes a great accessory as