A VERY UNUSUAL INSCRIBED COCO-DE-MER BEGGAR'S BOWL (KASHKUL)

Persian Kashkul Beggar's Bowl, metal bowl in the form of a Coco de Mer, cast with calligraphy, floral and bird forms and figures in relief. Dimensions 5 in. h. x 9 in. l. x 6 in. w.  Condition Good w

A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN the kashkul or beggar's bowl in the typical coco-de-mer shape, with engraved c

Middle Eastern 19 Century Kashkul Coco-de-Mer Sufi Begging Bowl. Persia, 19th century, the shell carved with figures, calligraphy, and scrolling floral in reserves. Size: 10 1/4 in. long. If you would

Steel Persia, 18/19th century Begging bowl originally used by Islamic mystics Oval form imitating the otherwise often used coco de mer Engravings and gold damascening Figural scenes with dervishes on

A VINTAGE COCO DE MER NUT FRUIT BOWL. 24 cm x 30 cm.

Unusual Folk Art Wooden Cocoa Bean Covered Container, 2 interior parts / sides. Size: 10.5 x 9 inchesdescription update: Coco de Mer palm nut seed, not cocoa pod

A Pair of Coco de Mer NutsLargest height 5 1/2, width 10 1/4, depth 9 inches.Property from the Collection of Tina and Simon Beriro, Aspen, Colorado

Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) nut specimen, raised on metal stand. Overall: 18.5" H; nut: 11.5" H x 9.5" W. Provenance: Property from the Estate of designer, model, television host, and business wo

With inscription around rim, early 20th c., length 9 inches, height 3.5 inches, depth 6 inches.

A traditional beggar's bowl, Kashkul, used to collect food and monetary alms by dervish ascets.Made of hand hammered and tooled brass, with an intricate, reticulated ornamentation throughout. Scenes o

DESCRIPTION: Antique Persian ceramic wandering dervish's kashkul ("beggar's bowl") carved with floral and foliage designs and a loop for its shoulder chain. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: M

Middle Eastern Copper Kashkul Beggar's Bowl, Probably Persian. Approximately 5.75L x 3.625W x 3.25H in.

An antique Persian steel beggars bowl, also named Kashkul, a vessel used by Sufi dervishes to collect and store alms. Qajar Empire, 1795 to 1925. Boat-shaped piece with chain holder. Niello and engrav

Islamic Metal Kashkul Beggars Bowl: A Container Used By the Sufi Order of Wandering Dervishes Who Are Islamic Mystics Who Have Taken a Vow of Poverty and Have a Spinning Ritual to Worship God. Bowl ha

Persian Kashkul (Beggars Bowl) with heavily incised decoration. Appx. 3 1/4" tall x 8" wide x 5" deep. Good condition

Vintage Indian Brass Lacquered Kashkul Beggars Bowl. 7.25 inches L x 4.5 H x 3.5 W. Minor loss to lacquer, crack.

India,Early 20th Century Matching bowls decorated with green leaves and black flowers over yellow. Each 4 5/8" t x 7" w x 3 1/4" d..Metal, enamel From the collection of a North Scituate, Rhode Island

Islamic Kashkul (beggars bowl), made of wood inlaid with carved material, with a metal chain. Length: 28 cm.

Indian Kashmiri kashkul, modeled after the boat-shaped beggar's bowls used by Persian Sufi mystics, both with brass and copper alloy bodies lacquered and finely-painted with floral motifs, the larger

To include - 44 pieces, (5) dinner plates - 10.75" diameter, (12) cups - 3.5" high & (12) saucers - 5.5" diameter, (5) soup bowls - 9" diameter, (1) larger plate/platter - 12" diameter, (1) pitcher -

Henri Bergé and Bowl "Caméléon" pâte de verre made of yellow, blue, green and purple glass powder; engraved signature in the bowl "AWALTER/NANCY", inscribed "HBergé" and "SC"

Very nice quality, depicting unusual scene in garden with Chinese figures and poem, Chenghua mark, 22 cm. in diameter.

W:15cm

19th Century, fully decorated with unusual scenes of warriors on horseback and Imperial gathering in center of bowl, a rare find measuring 48 cm. in diameter, chip.