A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP OF INDIAN WHITE METAL VESSELS AND TWO MEN'S RINGS, India, 20th century, the sprinkler and the sugar container dated 1926. Comprising a miniature rosewater sprinkler, 11.2cm high and a conical sugar container, 15.5cm high, both items engraved with the inscription P. C. Engineer 1926; an incised kohl powder container, with an openwork handle worked in the shape of a tree and engraved with an inscription referring to the city of Kashan, 12cm high; two male rings imitating Timurid seal rings, one with an engraved lapis stone, the latter with a numerological geomantic chart, the largest ca. 4cm high; and a gilt European medal with laurel crown, 4cm x 4cm.