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Rare Vintage Hand Engraved Indo-Greek Brass Ceremonial Drinkware Set

alexlomas
1 month ago
AI Appraisal
Description Indo-Greek brass goblet and tray set. Handcrafted in the 1950s-1970s, this set showcases beautiful hand-engraved floral, geometric, and temple-style motifs, reflecting artisan skill and cultural symbolism. Set Includes: 4x Small Brass Goblets with intricate floral and geometric designs 1x Large Ornate Goblet featuring grapevine and temple-style engravings 1x Square Brass Dish with marble inlay and raised handle (ashtray or trinket dish) 1x Decorative Brass Tray with floral engravings, dual handles, and aged patina Origin & Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in Moradabad, India or Greece, renowned for mid-20th-century brassware exports Hand-engraved detailing throughout, making each piece unique Grapevine and temple motifs suggest ceremonial or hospitality use Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural patina preserved Cleaned to highlight engravings without compromising authenticity Slight hairline crack on the tray (only noticeable when running your finger across the face) Perfect for: Mid-century decor enthusiasts Collectors of vintage brassware Those who appreciate artisan craftsmanship
Category Metalware
Condition Excellent
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$150 - $250

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