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Lot n° 273 Boîte amulette octogonale “bazuband” en argent et vermeil (800 millièmes) à décor gravé et ciselé d’un motif floral et végétal tapissant, la base légèrement incurvée, le couvercle s’ouvrant à charnière partiellement ajouré orné d’une tête de cerf. Retenue à un cordon par quatre passants. Inde, Afghanistan ou Iran, fin du XIXe siècle. H. 1,8 x L. 4 cm. Poids brut : 30,5 g. Elle renferme un petit Coran imprimé. H. 2,7 x L. 2 cm.