Metropolitan Museum Art Repro of Nepal Uma Parvati Hindu Goddess Bronze 1988 five strand There is no doubt in

There is no doubt in our mind that it was owned by the family of William Fargo

This piece dates to 1879 and was made by David Andersen

The ring looks like it had a high karat

heavy gauge sterling silver

The fork is hallmarked on the reverse with the city mark for Moscow

Metropolitan Museum Art Repro of Nepal Uma Parvati Hindu Goddess Bronze 1988 five strand There is no doubt inPresented is a fantastic quality bronze statue sold by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1988, after the Nepalese original dating to the 9th or 10th century. The statue depicts a seated figure of Uma, mother goddess and consort of Shiva, with whom she was originally depicted as one figural grouping. The bronze is very detailed and well done, with regal facial features, ornate flowery openwork headdress, and little orange and turquoise color gems