A Pair of Antique Islamic Malaysian Silver Bowls with sword Kris Keris

A pair of antique 19th-century Islamic Malaysian silver bowls, each of circular form, stands on three small semi-spherical feet. Around the body, twelve repoussé and hand-chiseled Persian-style medallions amidst trailing tendrils decorate the body; the bases are decorated with roundels containing a large sword kris and scabbard among foliage.

A pair of antique silver bowls that originated from 19th-century Islamic Malaysia. These exquisite bowls are circular in shape and stand on three small semi-spherical feet. The body of the bowls is intricately decorated with twelve Persian-style medallions that are hand-chiseled and repousséd. The medallions are surrounded by beautiful trailing tendrils that add to the bowls' charm and elegance.

The bases of the bowls are adorned with roundels containing a large sword kris and scabbard amidst foliage. The intricate detailing of the roundels is exceptional and a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the artisans who created these bowls.

Both bowls are made of silver and have a beautiful patina that has developed over the years. The bowls have been well-preserved and are in excellent condition, with no visible dents or scratches. These bowls are a rare find and would make an excellent addition to any collection of antique silverware.

MEASUREMENTS: Diameter: 25 cm (9 7/8 inches). Height: 7.6 cm (3 inches).
TOTAL WEIGHT: 418 grams (14.7445 ounces).

CONDITION: It is in good condition considering its age, showing its age and usage.