A Sasanian silver-gilt boat-shaped bowl

A Sasanian silver-gilt boat-shaped bowl Circa 6th-7th Century A.D. Of elliptical form, double skinned, with an incised and gilded central tondo depicting a bird, possibly a crane, set within a herrin

Ca. 224-651 AD. A museum-quality silver boat-shaped bowl with an elliptical plan, sloping sides, and rounded bottom. The Sasanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to sevent

Ca. 224-651 AD.A silver boat-shaped vessel with a rectangular plan, sloping sides, and rounded bottom. The Sassanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to seventh centuries A

Circa 6th-7th century A.D. A boat-shaped silver bowl engraved with foliate vines, flying birds and running animals between annulet borders around the neck; later four-armed figure of Chorasmian goddes

Ancient Near East, Sasanian (Sassanian / Sassanid) Empire, ca. 2nd to 7th century CE. A delightful Sassanian bowl made from 92.33% silver. The bowl presents a lovely, sloping, boat-shaped form, perhap

Ca. 224-651 AD A silver boat-shaped vessel with an oval plan, sloping sides and rounded bottom. The Sassanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to seventh centuries AD is fa

Beautiful silver boat-shaped bowl, 925/000, contoured model with decorated rim with twisted decor and floral elements. Placed on 4 openwork curling legs and equipped with handles with dragon heads. Pr

Ca. 224-651 AD.A bronze boat-shaped bowl with a straight rim, rounded body, and base. For a similar example see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, accession number 49.112.1.Size: L:50mm / W:205mm ; 310gP

France, circa 1500-1520 A.D. A tall silver-gilt chalice with bell-shaped bowl, hexagonal stem divided in two with a central compressed knob, each face decorated with foliage motifs, the central orname

A Charles I silver-gilt Apostle spoon, the fig shaped bowl with slightly tapering stem and Apostle terminal. Hallmarked Benjamin Yates, London 1633. Length measuring 7 1/4 inches (18.5 cm), weight 1.8

925 Sterling silver miniature bowl, boat shaped in late 18th c style. A toy size candy or sweetmeat bowl. Maker’s mark JMB for John Millward Banks, anchor mark for Birmingham and q = 1890. Almond sh

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND SILVER GILT TAZZAGEORGE FOX, LONDON 1869The shaped circular bowl embossed with stylised masks, held aloft by Neptune standing on a sea monster, to a foliate embossed domed base3

Two George III sterling silver sauce boats with scrolled acanthus handles, shaped bowls, and cabriole legs terminating in hoofed feet. Hallmarked "FM". 5-1/4in tall x 7-1/2in wide. Approx. 19 ozt tota

A pair of Norwegian silver gilt and plique-a-jour enamel Viking boat shaped open salts, David Andersen, circa 1900. The traditional double-headed boat shapes decorated with multi-color demi-lune pliqu

Tiffany & Co. Makers sterling silver grape pattern large serving spoon with gilt shaped bowl. Monogrammed on reverse. 9-½” long. 3.6 ozt.

An Austrian silver, silver-gilt and enamel nef maker's mark LP for Ludwig Politzer, Vienna, stamped A, late 19th century The boat shaped hull enamelled overall on the interior and exterior, the sides

Set of Four Fabergé Silver-Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Teaspoons With the maker's mark of Feodor Rückert, Moscow, 1908-1917 Each pear-shaped bowl enameled with shaded varicolored vegetal

Boat shaped bowl with pierced design and cast fruit border. Marked James Dixon, Sheffield, 1928/9W.: 35.5 cm (13 3/4 in.) 1,100g of weighable silver

Set of Twelve Russian Silver-Gilt and Niello Teaspoons Maker's mark Cyrillic A. Ch, Moscow, 1853 Each pear-shaped bowl nielloed with flowers and scrolling foliage, with a spiral-engraved handle. Lengt

Group of Three Russian Silver-Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Spoons Various makers, Moscow, 1890s-1917 Each pear-shaped bowl enameled with varicolored scrolling foliage on a gilt stippled ground, with

Ca. AD 224-651.A polished silver boat-shaped vessel with an elliptical plan, sloping sides and rounded bottom. Elliptical bowls in silver are a recognisable artefact type for the Sassanians which have

Silver Gilt & Enamel Tea Infuser. 4.75" Long. Marked on the handle with the Soviet Union 916 standard silver marks. The infuser has an acorn shaped bowl with a nicely enameled lid and handle, c.1960.

Patented 1915. Pot, 9"h. Creamer and sugar with mismatched boat-shaped waste bowl. On a silver-plated Reed and Barton tray. Monogrammed. Approx. 49 ozt.

A fine and rare antique 19th century silver gilt compote bowl on a pedestal foot by D.C. Rait and Sons, Glasgow, circa 1861. The undulating shaped bowl with a plain interior base features elaborately