Islamic Metal Kashkul Beggars Bowl:

Islamic Metal Kashkul Beggars Bowl: A Container Used By the Sufi Order of Wandering Dervishes Who Are Islamic Mystics Who Have Taken a Vow of Poverty and Have a Spinning Ritual to Worship God. Bowl ha

Islamic Kashkul (beggars bowl), made of wood inlaid with carved material, with a metal chain. Length: 28 cm.

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

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

India,Early 20th Century Matching bowls decorated with green leaves and black flowers over yellow. Each 4 5/8" t x 7" w x 3 1/4" d..Metal, enamel From the collection of a North Scituate, Rhode Island

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

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

Vintage Indian Brass Lacquered Kashkul Beggars Bowl. 7.25 inches L x 4.5 H x 3.5 W. Minor loss to lacquer, crack.

ISLAMIC MIXED METALS BOWL. BRASS, COPPER & SILVER. 5 INCH DIA.

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

Lot consists of a brass bowl. Bowl inlaid with silver Arabic lettering and also inlaid with copper designs. Bowl measures approx. 5 1/2" tall and approx. 8 3/4" in diameter across the top. Believed to

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

Antique Islamic Mixed Metal Syrian Bowl. Residue In Bottom Of Bowl, Please See Photos. Approximately 4.25 Inches Diameter X 1.75 H.

Near East/Western Asia, ca. 19th century CE. A very fine example of Islamic revival metal ware bowl, commonly referred to as "Cairoware," produced in Egypt and Syria. The bowl is made from brass, with

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

Crescent Shaped Embossed Bowl, possibly a "kashkul" (Islamic begging bowl) with added Buddhist symbols, with qilin head handles, surface with repousse decoration of longevity symbols, birds, serpents

IRAN, 19TH CENTURY date 1283H Size : 31 cm x 14 cm

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 old Damascus metal bowl with writing, made in three sections. .l,8 " dia.

Three Middle Eastern Mixed Metal Bowls and Vase Comprising one large and one small brass bowls with Islamic designs and lettering, with small brass bowl and thin brass vase with applied enamel over sc

Steel Persia, 18/19th century Begging bowl originally used by Islamic mystics Oval form imitating the otherwise often used coco de mer Engravings and gold damascening Figural scenes with dervishes on

Handcrafted solid and heavy mixed metal articles of Islamic Turkish origin. Includes a vase and 5 small round bowls. All decorated with ornate raised relief patterns and designs. Vase measures 5" x 5

This grouping includes a hammered brass pot, measuring 9 inches high. A pair of candlesticks, measuring 12 inches high. A vase measuring 8.6 inches high. A mixed metal silver copper and brass bowl, 3