Group of Indian objects principally enamelled
Matthew Digby Wyatt · 1820-1877
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A chromolithographic plate titled Group of Indian objects principally enamelled, dated 1851 to 1853 and attributed to Matthew Digby Wyatt. It shows an arrangement of ornate enamelled vessels with floral and foliate patterns, a gold-finished spired vessel, a jewelled ornament, a dagger with a gold hilt, and small gold boxes, set against green velvet and red tasseled cloth.
