Cambodian Woven Silver Bowl

Cambodian woven silver bowl. Length: 14 cm. Weight: 98 grams.

Los Castillo Taxco woven silver basket bowl. Marked to underside 'Plateado, Hecho en Mexico, Los Castillo, TA-01. Measures 4 5/8" (11.7cm) width.

Set of Cambodian .900 Silver Small Bowls and Dishes. Comprising 12 dishes and 12 small bowls; scalloped edges, chased and repousse decoration throughout. Faded marks to dishes appear to read '0.900',

An early 20th century Cambodian unmarked silver covered bowl or box, circa 1930 Of rounded circular form, the domed lid with a detached finial of a fruit. The sides and a lid with embossed decoration

Large 19th c. Openwork Figural Silver Bowl, Thai or Cambodian, sides with continuous repousse and chased decoration of dancers on a pierced foliate and floral background, engraved decorative bands bel

13" diameter x 8 1/2" tall.

Three Cambodian .900 Silver Hollowware Articles. Comprising serving bowl, serving tray, and open cover or stand; chased and repousse decoration throughout. 'THAN 900' impressed to all pieces. {Approxi

Gianmaria Buccellati Silver Center Bowl, having formed woven circular basket inset within a wreath of various leaf stemmed fruits to include pears, strawberries, apples, grapes, pomegranate, figs, lem

Foliated Silver Bowl and Lid With deep sides rising to a foliated rim, with a kiku mon flanked by foliate sprays, the compressed domed lid with a openwork woven design, stamped Musashiya and Jungin on

A very early, possibly 17th century Dutch two handled dish. The unusual construction uses a technique of weaving thread made of silver around a silk core. The bowl has a later tax mark on thefoot for

Silver Plate Woven Metal Wire Basket Bowl. This highly detailed shallow dish is made of braided and woven strands on a raised base with wide rim. A small oval piece that fits into the underside is sta

DESCRIPTION: Antique 875 silver bowl by Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov fashioned as a woven basket mounted on four spherical feet and featuring a bear's head handle on either of its short sides and finished

Seven Cambodian .900 Silver Tea Table Articles. Comprising silver small teapot, silver canister, silver footed bowl, silver small dish, pair of small silver bowls, and pair of small tongs; all with ch

Cambodian .900 Silver Punch Bool on Foot and Stand. Chased and repousse decoration. Tray with .900 silver marking, no other markings present. {Approximate dimensions: Tray 11 inches diameter, bowl 6 1

Bowl, reticulated, double handled. Together with a Cartier gilt sterling silver woven handled basket, total weight approx. 12 T.O. 9-1/2"l, 4"l. respectively.

Japanese Enameled Silver and Glass Bowl, Meiji Period, openwork bowl form centered by a woven basket with chrysanthemums and peonies, with wisteria, iris, peonies and butterflies, all decorated to the

Twelve Cambodian .800 .900 Silver Mounted and Hollowware Articles. Comprising .900 silver tankard, small bowl with matching dish, five etched glasses with silver mounts, pair of etched glasses with si

Christofle silverplated basket weave bowl. Marked to underside. Measures 9" (23cm) diameter.

Stamped Hecho en Mexico, Plateadori S.A. P143, 4-1/2"h x 7-3/4"squ, together with a Denmark silver plated caviar serving bowl with center covered bowl, stamped Denmark 326, 3"h x 7"d, and an English s

(lot of 3) Silver plate, including: (1) Cambodian recumbent deer betel-nut box, stamped 73, approx 6.25"h, 6"w, 3.75"d, (2) Spanish Valenti bird-form bowls, losses to plating, approx 3.5"h, 7.75"w, 3.

An antique, 19th century, Prussian carved smoking long pipe with silver plated accents and woven wire and thread body. Inscribed on silver base "1820" with multiple lettering. Bowl is carved with Prus

Estate lot of mostly sterling silver items including: 9.5 inch bowl, 3 small change purses; necklace with rectangular polished stone; metal woven strainer. 10.85 ozt weighable.

Frank Whiting marked sterling silver bread basket with scalloped woven edge and monogrammed center. F. M. Whiting & Co sterling bowl. 9.75" in diameter and 2.5" deep

Ed Rossbach (American, 1914-2002), Chinese Bowl1989, cubic basketry vessel made from woven canvas strips and tape, with polychrome and silver leaf, ink signed and dated to underside. 7 1/2 x 7 x 7 in.