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Page 1: · 'Surahi', silver repousse, Mughal style, Lucknow, 20th century A.D. Since the post- Mughal period, Lucknow was the centre of manufacture of decorative silver items. Silver utensils

Page 2: · 'Surahi', silver repousse, Mughal style, Lucknow, 20th century A.D. Since the post- Mughal period, Lucknow was the centre of manufacture of decorative silver items. Silver utensils

Page 3: · 'Surahi', silver repousse, Mughal style, Lucknow, 20th century A.D. Since the post- Mughal period, Lucknow was the centre of manufacture of decorative silver items. Silver utensils

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