Large Burmese Pipe Made Of Embossed And Engraved Silver – Burma, 19th Century
Long Burmese pipe with a stem entirely sheathed in embossed and chiseled silver (unhallmarked),
The decoration, arranged in successive bands, combines plant scrolls, palmettes, and geometric motifs, separated by ornate rings.
The flared bowl is extended by a plant-inspired relief decoration.
The stem ends in a slightly curved mouthpiece and retains a hanging chain.
A piece of Southeast Asian metalwork, characteristic of Burmese decorative style.
Patina and signs of age.
Burma, second half of the 19th century.
The decoration, arranged in successive bands, combines plant scrolls, palmettes, and geometric motifs, separated by ornate rings.
The flared bowl is extended by a plant-inspired relief decoration.
The stem ends in a slightly curved mouthpiece and retains a hanging chain.
A piece of Southeast Asian metalwork, characteristic of Burmese decorative style.
Patina and signs of age.
Burma, second half of the 19th century.
140 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Other
Length: 49
Diameter: 4 et 2
Reference (ID): 1817519
Availability: In stock
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