Large Persian Vase, 19th Century, Bronze
Important Persian vase with two handles, chased bronze and copper, 19th century. In used condition, with a beautiful patina.
This large and wide vase, probably a former cauldron from the Kashkai culture of ancient Persia, dates from the 19th century. It features magnificent copper and bronze engraving, in very good condition. Intertwined plants, flowers, and scrolls fill almost the entire surface of this utilitarian object, creating a highly elaborate epigraphic decoration.
The two large, fixed handles and the rim of the neck are made of bronze. This superb, large piece provides a refined example of the art of chasing and engraving on copper and bronze in Persian culture. Dimensions: Height: 44 cm - Width: 38 cm - Diameter: 38 cm
This large and wide vase, probably a former cauldron from the Kashkai culture of ancient Persia, dates from the 19th century. It features magnificent copper and bronze engraving, in very good condition. Intertwined plants, flowers, and scrolls fill almost the entire surface of this utilitarian object, creating a highly elaborate epigraphic decoration.
The two large, fixed handles and the rim of the neck are made of bronze. This superb, large piece provides a refined example of the art of chasing and engraving on copper and bronze in Persian culture. Dimensions: Height: 44 cm - Width: 38 cm - Diameter: 38 cm
1 200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Condition of use
Diameter: 38cm
Height: 44cm
Reference (ID): 1681504
Availability: In stock
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