18th Century Bronze Prow Of A South Indian ‘Luang’ River Ship enamel Superb hardwood construction

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18th Century Bronze Prow Of A South Indian ‘Luang’ River Ship enamel Superb hardwood construction18th Century Bronze Prow capping piece of a South Indian Luang River Ship India, circa 1800 Height: 64 cms (25. 2 ins) Width: 24 cms (9. 5 ins) Depth: 28 cms (11 ins) This bronze prow or capping piece of a South Indian Luang river ship from the 18th century is a significant artifact in maritime history. The Luang river ship was a type of vessel used in South India primarily for trade and transportation along the rivers and coastal areas. These ships