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Ottoman Empire silver beaker with foot, dating to the second half of the 19th century, with a conical body, incised floral borders and a zigzag floral rim, standing on a profiled foot, weight 35.1 g, bearing an Osmanlic tax/workshop mark and showing patina with minor imperfections.
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Ottoman Empire – silver beaker with foot, floral serrated edge – 19th century
Silver beaker with a foot from the Ottoman Empire, datable to the second half of the 19th century.
The conically shaped body is made of thinly hammered silver and is encircled all around with fine borders.
The upper edge features a serrated rim with floral relief decoration, a design element commonly encountered in the Ottoman world of the 19th century. The goblet rests on a mounted, profiled foot with pearl-bead decoration.
On the body there is an Ottoman punch—a tax or workshop mark—executed as a symbol punch, typical of silverwork from the Ottoman sphere of influence.
A numerical fineness indication is not present, which is common for Ottoman silver of this period.
The cup bears an original, age-related patina. Signs of wear, small irregularities, and minor indentations are present and underscore the authenticity of the object.
No visible cracks or repairs.
A decorative and collectible example of Ottoman silverwork from the 19th century.
Details
• Material: Silver
• Weight: 35.1 g
• Era: 19th century
• Origin: Ottoman Empire
• Technique: engine-turned, punched, partly cast
• Condition: good, age-appropriate condition with patina
Notes
• No modern fineness mark present (Ottoman typical)
• Sold as a historical collector's item.
• Please consider photos as part of the description
Ottoman Empire – silver beaker with foot, floral serrated edge – 19th century
Silver beaker with a foot from the Ottoman Empire, datable to the second half of the 19th century.
The conically shaped body is made of thinly hammered silver and is encircled all around with fine borders.
The upper edge features a serrated rim with floral relief decoration, a design element commonly encountered in the Ottoman world of the 19th century. The goblet rests on a mounted, profiled foot with pearl-bead decoration.
On the body there is an Ottoman punch—a tax or workshop mark—executed as a symbol punch, typical of silverwork from the Ottoman sphere of influence.
A numerical fineness indication is not present, which is common for Ottoman silver of this period.
The cup bears an original, age-related patina. Signs of wear, small irregularities, and minor indentations are present and underscore the authenticity of the object.
No visible cracks or repairs.
A decorative and collectible example of Ottoman silverwork from the 19th century.
Details
• Material: Silver
• Weight: 35.1 g
• Era: 19th century
• Origin: Ottoman Empire
• Technique: engine-turned, punched, partly cast
• Condition: good, age-appropriate condition with patina
Notes
• No modern fineness mark present (Ottoman typical)
• Sold as a historical collector's item.
• Please consider photos as part of the description
Details
Dynastic Style/Period
Late Ottoman period
Height
5.5 cm
Depth
4.9 cm
Condition
Fair condition
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