A pair of gold water bottles or surahis with the lower section of the bottle cast to represent land and water-based animals. Perched at the base of the bottleneck are four parrots above a row of 12 makara, mythical composite creatures made of a combination of terrestrial and aquatic animals. The bulbous body of the bottle cast in low relief with a series of 12 ducks. An inscription in Persian on the base of the bottle reads 'Estate of Ahluwalia' in reference to the Ahluwalia dynasty of rulers, to which the Rajas of Kapurthala belonged.