A Beautiful, Late 1800s, Burmese Silver, (tested 830), Thabeik Bowl.
The bowl has been deeply hand repousse decorated with traditional images of mythical animals, and birds against a background of foliage, and is marked to the base.
The shape is based on a monks alms or begging bowl.
The condition of this piece shows signs of minor light age and use related wear, as may be expected from a piece of over 100 years old, however, this does not detract in any way from the beauty of the item.
Please study the photos as they form part of the description.
Measurements are approximate:
Height: 4 cm
Diameter Top: 6 cm
Weight: 30 g
If not to enjoy and appreciate yourself, this would make an ideal gift or provide an excellent introduction into the enticing world of collecting, not forgetting that this piece may still be used for storage of trinkets today.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of South East Asian social and cultural heritage.
Please note, at the time of listing this item, there are 2 other similar or near identical handmade bowls to make up a complete set of 3.
We are also selling other items and would be willing to provide a discount for multiple purchases.
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