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Tippoo Collection

"Tippoo: The Legacy of a Sultan and His Chess Set" Step into the world of Tippoo, the formidable ruler known as Tippoo Saheb, Sultan of Mysore

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Tippoo Collection: Organ - Tippoos Tiger
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Tippoo Collection: Battle of Pollilur
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Tippoo Collection: Water Gate - where Tipu Sultan fell - Siege of Seringapatam
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Saheb - Sultan of Mysore
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Tippoo Collection: Chess set, c. 1795 (ivory & walnut)
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Tippoo Collection: Chess set, c. 1795 (ivory & walnut)
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Tippoo Collection: Chess set, c. 1795 (ivory & walnut)
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Tippoo Collection: The Surrender of the Two Sons of Tipu Sahib (1749-99), Sultan of Mysore, to Sir David Baird, c
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Tippoo Collection: The Departure of the Sons of Tippoo from the Zenana, 1793 (etching)
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Tippoo Collection: Scotch Harrys News, or Nincumpoop in high Glee, published by J
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Tippoo Collection: The Storming of Seringapatam, 4th May 1799 (engraving)
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Sabibs sons delivered as hostages to the English (litho)
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Tippoo Collection: The reception of the hostages (engraving)
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Tippoo Collection: The discovery of Tipus body at the Water Gate at Seringapatam (w / c on paper)
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Tippoo Collection: The Siege of Seringapatam (colour litho)
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Tippoo Collection: Tipu Sultan seated on his throne, Mysore (litho)
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Tippoo Collection: Rajah Tipu Observatory, Bengaluru (Bangalore), India
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Tippoo Collection: Sir David Baird Discovering The Body Of Tippoo Sultaun After The Capture Of Seringapatum
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Tippoo Collection: Baron Munchausen Riding A Cannon Ball During The Fight With Tippoo Illustration By Alphonse Adolf
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Tippoo Collection: Surrender Of The Two Sons Of Tippoo Sultaun During Siege Of Seringapatam In The Third Anglo-Mysore
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Tippoo Collection: Three printed coloured maps
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Tibs Grand Canoes on the Congo River, 1888
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Tib (1837-1905)
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Tippoo Collection: The Two Sons of Tipu Sahib, Sultan of Mysore, Being Handed over as Hostages to General Cornwallis
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Sultan (1749-99) Sultan of Mysore, slain at fall of Seringapatam, 6 February 1799
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Tippoo Collection: Charles Edward Cornwallis (1738-1805) first Marquis and second Earl Cornwallis. English soldier
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Tippoo Collection: Munchhausen, Baron (1720-1797). German nobleman
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Tippoo Collection: India / Mysore Tombs 1890S
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Tippoo Collection: Stanley and Tippoo Tib leaving Matadi, 1887
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoo Tibs Ivory Store at Stanley Falls, Lualaba River, c
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Tippoo Collection: Seringapatam 1792
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Tippoo Collection: Death of Tippoo Sahib
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Tippoo Collection: Fall of Tippoo Sahib
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Tippoo Collection: Tippoos Sons Surrender

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"Tippoo: The Legacy of a Sultan and His Chess Set" Step into the world of Tippoo, the formidable ruler known as Tippoo Saheb, Sultan of Mysore. This captivating figure left behind a rich history intertwined with intriguing artifacts that continue to captivate us today. One such artifact is the mesmerizing "Tippoos Tiger, " an organ in the shape of a tiger mauling a British soldier. Crafted during Tippoo's reign, it serves as a reminder of his fierce resistance against colonial powers. The Battle of Pollilur stands out as one of Tippoo's most significant victories. It showcased his military prowess and strategic brilliance, leaving an indelible mark on Indian history. However, fate had its own plans for this valiant leader. At the Water Gate where Tipu Sultan fell during the Siege of Seringapatam, he met his tragic end defending his beloved kingdom from British forces. This location holds immense historical significance and evokes emotions even to this day. Beyond warfare and politics lies another facet of Tippoo's legacy – his love for chess. A beautifully crafted ivory and walnut chess set dating back to 1795 showcases not only his passion for this intellectual game but also highlights the artistic finesse prevalent during that era. This exquisite chess set offers glimpses into Tippoo's refined taste and appreciation for craftsmanship. Each intricately carved piece tells its own story while reminding us that even amidst battles and conflicts, artistry can flourish. As we delve deeper into these remnants from history, we are transported back in time – witnessing both triumphs and tragedies through objects that have stood witness to bygone eras. Tippoo may be remembered as a warrior king who fought fiercely against foreign invasions but exploring these artifacts allows us to see beyond mere titles; they provide insights into his multifaceted personality - strategist, patron of arts, and lover of intellectual pursuits.