Cast Iron artillary bank that shoots a coin into the hole

Carved steer horns w/ 2 carved brass capped horn containers on wood base with brass legs
beautifully etched, with precious stone inlays center of flower carvings on containers
brass work
well-preserved

mahogany, cherry, walnut base on three brass pedestals

A picture from William Henry Jackson

Colorado Midland RY. Pike's peak route, Circa 1890

i bought this from a box at an auction

My father traded some work for this bowl with an antique store in the mid 60's.

For some reason, my mother always thought it was Steuben.

It measures 12 inches across the brim.

Some light comes through it when held up towards a light or sun.

Purple / lavendar in color.

Can't find any markings on the bottom or anywhere else.

Have looked through several thousand google images with no luck.

Have any ideas what it is?

Thank you,

Tony

I received this doll as a gift and do not know anything about ping dolls. It does have markings the artist signed  it but I can not read. The numbers are 0349 it has a c with circle around it followed by 2008 under that   Is /1200 and all those marks are on the head right above the neck. On the upper back it has the ping logo.