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These three beakers or flasks are of elongated, spherical form. Each sits on three small cabriole legs. Each is chased in high relief with Zoroastrian scenes and symbols. In a Persian style, they are likely to have been made by one of several silversmiths in Bombay who catered to the local Parsi community. The Indian … Read more
(#252) A Safavid Tinned-Copper Bucket, Persia, 16th Century
Bowl - The British Museum: Islamic Gallery
Silver, amethyst, chalcedony and apatite
Oval Bowl, Iranian Hand Engraved,Ghalamzani,Sliver,Tahahandicraft,Hand metalwork
tinned copper, Iran, late 15th c. Engraved with the owner's name.; Islamic metalwork
Middle East, Metalwork; Disc with two sets of dice, brass with engraved inscriptions and figures, for use in astrological divination, Safavid Iran, 1600-1700
This plaque probably came from the St. Anno Shrine (1183) in Cologne. The engraved heads were modeled on antique sources such as Roman gems and cameos fitted into large church-shaped shrines in this period. Plaques of this type were used to conceal the joints in the metalwork.
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