Two Burmese Silver Alloy Repoussed Offering Bowls

Two Burmese Silver Alloy Repoussed Offering Bowls. The first, a large repoussed bowl depicting Jakata stories surrounding the sides in 8 panels with orchid scrolling on the top rim and lotus flowers a

Hand hammered silver metal Thabeik offering type bowl with repousse designs of fighting figures. Two small obscured stamp marks to bottom. Possibly sterling (UNTESTED) with no apparent silver content

Two Burmese Silver Bowls the first a larger example with a rounded body, the second a faceted example with a cover, each chased with various figures. Height of taller 8 in., 20.4 cm. This lot is

Each with raised figural decoration. Dimensions: The smaller is 4 1/2" in diameter and 2 1/2" tall, the larger is 8 1/4" in diameter and 4" tall. The combined approximate weight is 19 troy ounces.

Two Burmese Silver Bowls the smaller with inscription to underside, the larger unmarked 20 ozt 19 dwt Height of larger 3 1/8 x diameter 6 5/8 inches.

Two Burmese silver bowls, one decorated with figures together with two other Burmese bowls

A pair of Burmese silver repoussé bowls with high relief animal detail. Larger: 5-1/2in diameter.

MASSIVE BURMESE SILVER OFFERING BOWL. Comprising a large and impressive repousse and chased silver thabeik (bowl) Burma probably circa 1900. The surface banded with chased repousse scenes with Jataka

 Ornate Burmese silver bowl featuring design of figures in dancing poses on a foliate scroll ground with medallion and inscription on the bottom in Burmese. Approx 4" height and 5" diameter.

A large pair of Burmese silver bowls repoussed with six scenes. Size 12 1/2 inches diameter, 9 1/4 inches high. total weight 11.28 pounds of silver. Each decorated with six seperate scene from a Burme

Two Burmese silver chased and repousse bowls. The first has five medallions with figures in repousse. The bottom has an engraved tiger. Measures 2.7 inches x 4.3 inches. The other is an eight petal fo

A Burmese Silver Repousse Thabeik Offering Bowl 20th Century signed on base 27 ozt 4 dwt Height 7 1/2 x diameter 6 1/2 inches.

Imperial Burmese 850 silver repousse Thabeik bowl, rounded with continuous high relief figural patterns. Each measures 3" W x 2" H. 150gr. Condition report: Good condition, common wear for age and use

This Burmese silver bowl is repoussed with separate scenes from a Burmese legends, probably connected to the lives of the Buddha. Each scene shows between figures dressed in traditional Burmese attire

Group of two Burmese Thai silver vessels including one silver bowl decorated with scrolling foliate bands surrounding embossed cartouches of various animals in repousse, with an inscription etched in

Large Myanma/Burmese Sterling Silver Bowl, 20th century, of traditional squat spherical form, decorated in deep repousse with two wide bands of dancers, water bearers, oxcart drivers, charioteers, dee

A Burmese black lacquered offering bowl called a Hsun Kwet. Used to present offerings of food at Buddhist monasteries. There are three bowls, two trays and a lid the inside is a cinnabar color. 16" H

A large Burmese Lacquered gold leafed food Offering Bowl with two layer trays.In Burma, offering bowls are used to carry food offerings to Buddhist monasteries. Due to their exquisite shape and design

A large Burmese Lacquered gold leafed food Offering Bowl with two layer trays.In Burma, offering bowls are used to carry food offerings to Buddhist monasteries. Due to their exquisite shape and design

2 SILVER BURMESE BOXES. Comprising two heavy and substantial silver repoussed boxes, including a cylindrical box with overfitting lid, heavily repoussed with dance scenes, and a shaped box with scallo

Highly detailed with figures in Burmese clothing and headdress in relief around body of each bowl. Unmarked. Total silver weight 31.70 troy oz. H: 4 1/2, Dia: 7 1/2 inches. Smaller bowl H: 3, Dia:5 in

LARGE BURMESE SILVER BOWL. Comprising a large and impressive silver repousse and chased bowl, the center banded with scrolling foliage and medallions repoussed with the symbols representing the months

Copper alloy, silver-plated. Burma, first half of 20th cent. Exceptional compactly designed depicition in high relief offering a richly figurative scene. Presumably the happenings in a theater piece (

Silver. Tibet, 19th cent. Dense with repoussé decorated bowl, offering Buddhist Ashtamangala on the arched first step of the lid, including two fishes, conch horn, honorary umbrella, Wheel of the