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Rare Artefacts From British-Era Turn Kolkata's Government Office Into A Treasure
The Secretariat building in Kolkata is a rare treasure trove with 19th century photographs, artefacts, momentos from the British-era has turned the the government office into 'Alladin's cave'.
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Tiny 'Teapot' Found In Garage Amid Lockdown Could Fetch As Much As Rs 95 Lakh
A man cleaning his home during the coronavirus-induced lockdown in Derbyshire, UK, hit the jackpot when he found a centuries-old wine ewer which could fetch as much as 1,00,000 pounds (Rs 95 lakh).
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UK Family Finds Tipu Sultan's Gun, Sword In Attic
A grand flintlock gun and gold-encrusted sword are among eight rare artefacts evaluated as items from Tipu Sultan's armoury discovered by a couple in their attic in the English county of Berkshire.
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Singapore Exhibits 140 Rare Artefacts Of Indian Traditional Craft
An exhibition of around 140 Indian rare traditional artefacts, some dating back to 5,000 years, opened in here today with a minister urging Singaporeans to visit it and witness the evolution of artistic and crafting traditions across generations.
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Rare Artefacts From British-Era Turn Kolkata's Government Office Into A Treasure
The Secretariat building in Kolkata is a rare treasure trove with 19th century photographs, artefacts, momentos from the British-era has turned the the government office into 'Alladin's cave'.
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Tiny 'Teapot' Found In Garage Amid Lockdown Could Fetch As Much As Rs 95 Lakh
A man cleaning his home during the coronavirus-induced lockdown in Derbyshire, UK, hit the jackpot when he found a centuries-old wine ewer which could fetch as much as 1,00,000 pounds (Rs 95 lakh).
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UK Family Finds Tipu Sultan's Gun, Sword In Attic
A grand flintlock gun and gold-encrusted sword are among eight rare artefacts evaluated as items from Tipu Sultan's armoury discovered by a couple in their attic in the English county of Berkshire.
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Singapore Exhibits 140 Rare Artefacts Of Indian Traditional Craft
An exhibition of around 140 Indian rare traditional artefacts, some dating back to 5,000 years, opened in here today with a minister urging Singaporeans to visit it and witness the evolution of artistic and crafting traditions across generations.
