Antique Bidri Spice Box Inlaid with Silver 18th/19th Century Deccan, I

  

Rare Bidri Spice Box Inlaid with Silver - 18th/19th Century - Deccan, India. A magnificent covered spice box made of darkened metal (Bidri work), inlaid across its entire surface with silver foils featuring floral and geometric patterns inspired by Persian design. This type of artisanal work is typical of the Deccan region in India during the 18th/19th century, in the Muslim tradition.

A rare piece sought after by collectors of Eastern antiques. Inside, the box is divided into two sections, allowing for the storage of spices or small precious items. Dimensions: 11 cm x 7.4 cm x 3.2 cm. Condition: Very good overall condition with slight signs of aging, reflecting its age.

Material: Darkened metal (tin or zinc alloy) inlaid with silver. Delicately engraved patterns inlaid with silver, representing traditional floral motifs.

An ancient and precious Bidri technique, inherited from Persian-inspired Muslim craftsmanship. Note: This box is an authentic antique and a testament to the decorative art of the Deccan. An ideal piece for a collector or an enthusiast of ancient and rare objects.

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