This lot comprises two decorative brass vessels of Indo-Persian style, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The larger vessel is a bowl with a smooth, rounded body and a broad rim featuring a prominent gadrooned or fluted border. The second, more ornate vessel is a smaller bowl with a flared, scalloped rim. Its exterior is densely hand-chased with traditional foliate and floral scrollwork. It features two applied cast handles in the form of goat or ibex heads with swept-back horns. Both pieces exhibit hand-hammered and chased decorative techniques. No maker’s marks, stamps, or inscriptions are visible on either piece.
Larger bowl rim diameter: approximately 16.5 cm.
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