File:Bidriware (Bidri craft) ewer (also lid jug) 17th century, Hyderabad Deccan. now displayed at Victoria & Albert Museum, London.jpg

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Ewer, inlayed with silver and brass. Bidri, Deccan. Possibly 17th c. (CT9277).

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Bidri ware also known as Bidri craft, inlaid with brass and silver, height. 285 mm, Hyderabad Deccan, mid-17th century

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