Handmade Antique Tibetan Ceremonial Holy Water Vessels

This is an antique serving jug. A Chinese, copper decorative ewer in provincial taste, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Delightfully antique jug...

Quality 19th Century antique Middle Eastern copper coffee pot, having a quality 19th century copper coffee pot with a beautifully shaped bulbous body raised on a pierced circular sha...

Quality 19th Century antique Middle Eastern copper coffee pot, having a quality 19th century copper coffee pot with a beautifully shaped bulbous body raised on a circular shaped base...

19th Century antique Middle Eastern copper coffee pot, beautifully shaped. Good original antique condition.

Two large antique rustic metal water jugs handmade by Indian artisans in the 19th century. Large generous belly and flaring neck on every item. Great vintage condition with small de...

This is a beautiful hand forged pitcher. It was made in the Middle East in the Islamic style. It's completely hand forged metal. The handle being made in a heavy hand forged steel.

This is.a really nicely made Middle Eastern Pitcher. It's hand forged metal. The side a beautifully cast. The handle is made of solid hand forged steel. A nice decorative item for y...

Antique pair of water pitchers or jugs handcrafted with copper, hammered, riveted, and plated with a translucent silver finish, giving them an acquired rustic quality only time and u...

19th century Middle Eastern Arabian tinned copper coffee pot. A bird on top of the handle. Embossed, hand-hammered and chased tinned copper with figures and wild animal designs riveted finish on handle. Missing lid, probably used to make coffee, tea or boil water. Middle Eastern copper collectible...

Mid-20th century ceremonial vases We are proud to offer a rare example of a matched pair of ceremonial decorative vases dated 1948. Hand painted leather forms covered in floral motifs, and with a central coat of arms (DTO FAVENE) stating “To General J.H Marden & Mrs Marden, Frum Officers & Men of BTC. ESP, Dated The 22 Sep 1948. History: The Remarkable O.B.E. Group of 20 awarded Lieutenant-General John Harold Marden, O.B.E., Commander-in-Chief of Bahawalpur State Forces, late 2nd / 76th Punjabis. Having served as a Second Lieutenant late on in the Great War, and on the North West Frontier in 1919-21 with the forces of the Maharajah of Nabha. Some years later in the 1930s he joined the Army of Bahawalpur, becoming its Commander-in-Chief, and serving (and being wounded) during the periods of unrest leading up to and after the partition of India and the creation of the Dominion of Pakistan in 1947. He served as a Personal Aide to the Amir of Bahawalpur until his death in 1974, and features heavily in the book ‘Divide...