Antique Persian Ceramic Kashkul Beggars Bowl

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

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

Persian 19th-C carved with people dancing and playing music on the front and people smoking a hookah on the back. Floral patterns on each side and a Serpent or Snake head carved around the opening edg

Ancient late Byzantine Era style earthenware pottery bowl with underglaze design. Circa XVII century Near Eastern ceramics, most probably manufactured in north Syria and traded through Nishapur Khoras

Ancient late Byzantine Era style earthenware pottery bowl with underglaze design. Circa XVII century Near Eastern ceramics, most probably manufactured in north Syria and traded through Nishapur Khoras

Ancient late Byzantine Era style earthenware pottery bowl with underglaze design. Circa XVII century Near Eastern ceramics, most probably manufactured in north Syria and traded through Nishapur Khoras

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

Hand decorated glazed ceramic. 5 1/2"h. x 13 3/4"d.

Antique Turquoise Persian Ceramic Bowl. Sun with rays in center & elaborate arabesque design over body. Measures 5 inches high by 12 inches in diameter.

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

DESCRIPTION: Antique Indo-Persian footed ceramic bowl featuring a highly detailed floral pattern in a polychrome glaze throughout. CIRCA: 19th Century, possibly older ORIGIN: Central Asia DIMENSIONS:

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

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.

Medieval Persian ceramic bowl, damage7.75" diameter x 3"HProvenance: The Estate of Dr David Y Solomon, of NYC, heart surgeon and avid collector of rare French, Middle Eastern and African antiques as w

Persian ceramic bowl, decorated with horses & goats, bowl is 2.5" tall, diameter is 5.75". Disclaimer: This collection of Islamic antiques, artworks and carpets has been acquired by Edward Ochsenschla

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

A very rare and impressive antique to ancient ceramic vessel with ornate animal motifs and decorative elements. Excavations in Nishapur, one of the capitals of the Samanid Empire (874-1005), in what i

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

A collection of old, glazed bowls reminiscent of Persian Nishapur ceramics - a pottery style of very ancient origin. Pieces measuring from 6.5" To 11". This lot, and more forthcoming, are from the est

With characteristics reminiscent of ceramics produced in the Persian Qajar Dynasty. Measuring about 7.5" X 2 1/4, and 8.5" X 2.5", respectively. This lot, and more forthcoming are from the monumental

A very rare and impressive antique to ancient ceramic vessel with decorative colorful elements. Excavations in Nishapur, one of the capitals of the Samanid Empire (874-1005), in what is today north-ea

Korean Antique Ceramic Bowl, Green Slip DecorationKorean ceramic bowl having green slip decoration.2 1/4" high x 6 1/2" diameter.