A group of Indian and Tibetan items

A group of Indian and Tibetan items, 17th-19th century, comprising: a hanging kesi weave and brocade silk lantern, in three parts, made of 17th and 18th century textiles; a five leaf painted crown, each element with a form of Buddha, the reverse of each with a lantsa character each panel 18.5cm x 10cm; ten folios from a Buddhist manuscript inscribed in devanagari with gold, one with illumination; nine dies for amuletic pendants; a purse with copper cover and inlaid with central turquoise stone, 9cm x 10cm and various items of metal 'jewellery' and other objects, 4.5cm x 3.5cm and smaller (a lot)Provenance: Purchased by the current owner in the 1970's.清17-19世纪 印度及西藏各式佛教用具拍品来源：现藏家购自上世纪七十年代Condition Report: the hanging lantern with damaged silk the ten folios worn five leaf painted crown generally ok but with wear commensurate with age metalwork items with some dents, wear and minor damages Condition Report Disclaimer