ANTIQUE PERSIAN QAJAR STEEL NIELLO KASHKUL BEGGARS BOWL

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

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

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

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

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

DESCRIPTION: An antique Persian Qajar hand hammered copper handled bowl. This fine Persian Qajar period copper bowl is of traditional form, which a bulbous body and a slightly waisted neck widening in

An antique Persian Qajar Dynasty narghile tobacco bowl. Also known as a hookah or water pipe, it is beautifully decorated with intricate patterns and embellishments. The use of turquoise and ruby bead

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

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

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

An antique 19th century Persian brass watering bowl. Qajar period, 1795 to 1925. The bowl is decorated with an intricate engraved design of flowers and profile portraits of men in traditional Islamic

An antique Persian enameled copper qalyan bowl or cup. Qajar Empire, 1795 to 1925. Taper shape. The piece is decorated with gilt hand-painted floral ornaments and grapes. Qalyan is the Persian term fo

19th century Persian, Qajar Dyansty Steel shield. Size 18 inches diameter. Fine Antique Steel shield decorated with engraved Persian calligraphy and floral design. Custom mounted.

An antique Persian ceremonial mace made of steel. Lade Qajar dynasty, before 1925. Long cylindrical shaft with knob pommel, bell shaped collar, and figural horned devils head club. The item is decorat

Antique 19th Century hand chased Islamic Persian Ottoman Silver Bowl. Qajar hallmark , and 84 mark (export).. Size: 4 1/4" Diameter 4 1/4". Total weight is 298 grams.~ . Detailed condition reports are

An antique Persian glazed white bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1895. The Persian underglaze blue on white slip, which imitated the Chinese blue-and-white of the Yuan and Ming

An antique Persian glazed white bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1895. The Persian underglaze blue on white slip, which imitated the Chinese blue-and-white of the Yuan and Ming

An antique Persian glazed white ceramic bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1925. The decoration includes floral and geometrical ornaments, mosque architecture. Arabic signature i

Pair of fine Persian damascene steel and gold birds, Qajar 19th century. Larger Approximately 12.375L x 9.8125H x 4.9375W in. Smaller Approximately 10H x 6.625L x 5.0625W in.

An antique Persian glazed white ceramic bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1895. The decoration includes floral and geometrical ornaments, mosque architecture. Arabic signature i

Antique 19th Century hand chased Islamic Persian Ottoman Silver Flower Frog Bowl. Qajar hallmark , and 84 mark (export).. Size: 2 1/2" x 5 1/4". Total weight is 336 grams.~ . Detailed condition report

Collection antique Persian glazed earthenware, Mostly 19th c., (16) pieces, incl. bowls, vases, dishes, some poss. Qajar Dynasty and earlier; 3.25"h x 8"dia (largest bowl), 9"h x 4.25"dia (tallest vas

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

An antique 19th-century Persian footed mirror made of Damascus steel with inlaid gold details. The piece dates back to the Qajar dynasty era, a royal dynasty ruling over Iran from 1789 to 1925. The ro