Antique Persian Metal Bowl, Qajar Era Decorative Metalwork, Metallic Art Vessel

Description

View Antique Persian Metal Bowl, Qajar Era Decorative Metalwork, Metallic Art Vessel with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The imagery is deeply symbolic—the lion being a prominent cultural emblem in Persian history, often associated with royalty and strength. This piece would make a stunning addition to any Islamic or Persian art collection, or a distinctive decorative item with historical significance. An exquisite example of Persian copper craftsmanship, this bowl is richly decorated with detailed relief engravings of roaring lions and running antelopes amid intricate floral borders. The imagery is deeply symbolic—the lion being a prominent cultural emblem in Persian history, often associated with royalty and strength. The bowl’s ornate design and dense, flowing patterns reflect the artistic traditions of Persian metalwork, likely from the Qajar or late Safavid era. The surface shows normal wear consistent with age, adding a lovely patina that enhances its character. This piece would make a stunning addition to any Islamic or Persian art collection, or a distinctive decorative item with historical significance. Material: Copper (possibly tin-washed inside) Condition: Very good vintage condition; natural patina and light surface wear Dimensions: diameter: 20 cm or 8" 10 cm high or 4" Origin: Likely Persian, 18th–19th century Condition: Very good vintage condition; natural patina and light surface wear. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Middle East.

Primary Material

Copper

Type

Bowl

Original/Reproduction

Vintage Original

Region of Origin

Middle East

Age

Unknown