Pair Antique Lithograph Prints Emperor Shah Jahan & Mumtez Mahal: late C19th early C20th Japanese Calligraphy Condition: Some surface wear to

Condition: Some surface wear to the embroidery as to be expected in a textile of this antiquity

flowing floral motifs and scalloped edges

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a tiny pair of fine gold gilt embroidered blue leather children’s slippers dating from the 19th century Ottoman era and still with the silver printed stamp of the shop which reads “

Pair Antique Lithograph Prints Emperor Shah Jahan & Mumtez Mahal: late C19th early C20th Japanese Calligraphy Condition: Some surface wear toItem Details. A pair of wonderful lithograph prints of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and his favourite consort Mumtez Mahal for whom he built the Taj Mahal following her death. In this print the emperor holds a rose a token of love whilst the empress looks on rather disinterested. This pair would look wonderful framed, perhaps in old Indian frames, which would also help to protect them for posterity. Measurements: Each print measures, 43cm long x 26. 5cm