1800's Qajar Indo-Persian Bird Spice Urn Tooled Brass

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

Indo-Persian brass urn with lid, decorated with animal and plant motifs. 13" H x 5" diameter

2 Brass and Copper Islamic Vessels. Including a Indo-Persian Qajar Brass Vase or Hookah Base, India, 19th C. With overall raised arabesques decoration. Size: 15.5'' x 10.5'' x 10.5'' (39 x 27 x 27 cm)

Indo Persian Brass Chased Urn, Hindu gods, animals, leaves with entwined cobra and serpent handles Dimensions: 20 1/2 x 15, top of finial 32" Property from a Manhattan and Connecticut Estate

An Indo-Persian brass pedestal urn with enamel peacock and engraved decoration, 8" high

Large Antique Ornate Indo Persian Copper Spice Box, Signed. All hand hammered with hand forged hardware. Interior contains, signed. 7 copper jars. Oxidation, left as found. Buyer can polish if desired

6pc Persian Qajar Brass and Metal Wares. Includes a tinned copper ewer 14'', a brass magic bowl 2''x6.25'', a betal nut oval box 2''x4.5'', and three brass spice containers 3'' approx. Overall wear fr

Antique Kashmiri Indo-Persian Brass and Copper Pitcher, circa 1900, coated in tin (abrased), designed with a spout emulating the shape of a bird's head, and decorated with impressive engraving in a pa

An antique 19th-century brass seal stamp of Indo-Persian descent. The seal is an inscription in Arabic calligraphy. The handle of the item is topped with a bird figure. Oriental Islamic Decor And Coll

Antique Kashmiri Indo-Persian Brass and Copper Pitcher, circa 1900, coated in tin (abrased), designed with a bird head-shaped spout, and decorated with impressive engraving in a pattern of plantation,

INDO-PERSIAN BRASS TRAVELING PEN HOLDER WITH INKWELL, L 9 3/4":Or divit, adorned with birds in reserve and calligraphy. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

INDO-PERSIAN BRASS TRAVELING PEN HOLDER WITH INKWELL, L 9 3/4":Or divit, adorned with birds in reserve and calligraphy. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Antique lidded container or box from Persia. Shaped as a resting lion.Made of hammered and tooled thick brass sheet, with heavy silvering. Deep-relief Repousse ornamentation throughout.Persian (Iran),

Typical Sliding Closure Case, painted on top with the image of a beautiful woman holding a bird, vignette portrait on sides, polychrome flower surround, contains a brass ink spoon and a nib cleaner. 8

Chinese cloisonne enamel bird figure, possibly a spice container or censer/ incense burner, having small lidded receptacles on outstretched wings, goldstone feathers, brass-toned beak, feet, and accen

A GROUP OF THREE INDO-PERSIAN BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS. One damascened, the other two with embossed designs. Largest height 15.5 inches (39.4 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson’s is your sole and only sou

This 19th-century Indo-Persian brass candlestick holder.

Traditional Indo-Persian dahl in steel with etched design and rolled edge. Size: 14.5 x 14.5 x 2 inches

DESCRIPTION: An antique Islamic Indo-Persian brass & copper vessel with hand-hammered etched decorations depicting three horizontal multi figural consecutive motifs, depicting assorted seated middle e

Two Indo-Persian Brass Lidded Jars With Niello Inlay. Each Approximately 5.0H x 4.75W x 4.75D in.

A Large Vintage Round Hand Hammered and Etched Indo Persian Brass Tray. Geometric Floral Pattern. Displays well, measures 20.50"x20.50"x1. Weight is 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

DESCRIPTION: Indo-Persian brass box featuring etched images of human figures framed in quatrefoils surrounded by flowers and foliage. Piece stands on four curved feet and is crowned with a handle atop

**Originally Listed At $800** Central Asia, Pakistan/northern India, Indo-Persian period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An attractive iron and brass shield known as a dhal or sipar, a form of buckler,

Central / South Asia, India, possibly Gujarat or Kashmir, post-Mughal era, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A matching pair of gilt brass candlesticks with vibrant Kashmiri (Indo-Persian) style enam