Pair of Antique Ottoman Copper Bowls / Dishes with Armenian Inscriptions - Copper - Ottoman empire - Late Ottoman period

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Pair of antique Ottoman copper bowls/dishes with Armenian inscriptions, dating to the late Ottoman period and originating from the Ottoman Empire; the larger vessel has a diameter of 21 cm and the smaller dish 19.5 cm, with a height of 21 cm and a depth of 6 cm, in good condition.

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Pair of Antique Ottoman Copper Bowls / Dishes with Armenian Inscriptions – 19th Century
Description:
A fascinating and rare pair of hand-hammered copper bowls/dishes originating from the Ottoman Empire, 19th century. 
These items reflect the rich multicultural craftsmanship of the Ottoman period, particularly the traditional metalwork produced by Armenian coppersmiths. 
Large Vessel / Bowl: Features engraved decorative motifs around the rim and body, including an authentic inscription in Armenian script. 
Smaller Dish / Plate: Displays concentric circular tooling in the center and engraved characters/inscriptions around the broad flattened rim. 
Key Characteristics:
Period: 19th Century (Ottoman Empire) 
Material: Hand-hammered Copper, originally tinned (tinned copper / cuivre étamé) 
Inscriptions: Armenian Script / Inscriptions engraved on both pieces 
Dimensions:
Larger Vessel: Diameter 21 cm 
Smaller Dish: Diameter 19.5 cm 
Condition: Good antique condition with a rich, authentic age patina, wear consistent with age and traditional use, residual tinning, and light oxidation adding to its historic character. Please refer to the detailed photographs for an accurate representation of the condition. 
A beautiful collectible set for enthusiasts of Ottoman art, Islamic world metalwork, and Armenian cultural history.

Pair of Antique Ottoman Copper Bowls / Dishes with Armenian Inscriptions – 19th Century
Description:
A fascinating and rare pair of hand-hammered copper bowls/dishes originating from the Ottoman Empire, 19th century. 
These items reflect the rich multicultural craftsmanship of the Ottoman period, particularly the traditional metalwork produced by Armenian coppersmiths. 
Large Vessel / Bowl: Features engraved decorative motifs around the rim and body, including an authentic inscription in Armenian script. 
Smaller Dish / Plate: Displays concentric circular tooling in the center and engraved characters/inscriptions around the broad flattened rim. 
Key Characteristics:
Period: 19th Century (Ottoman Empire) 
Material: Hand-hammered Copper, originally tinned (tinned copper / cuivre étamé) 
Inscriptions: Armenian Script / Inscriptions engraved on both pieces 
Dimensions:
Larger Vessel: Diameter 21 cm 
Smaller Dish: Diameter 19.5 cm 
Condition: Good antique condition with a rich, authentic age patina, wear consistent with age and traditional use, residual tinning, and light oxidation adding to its historic character. Please refer to the detailed photographs for an accurate representation of the condition. 
A beautiful collectible set for enthusiasts of Ottoman art, Islamic world metalwork, and Armenian cultural history.

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Dynastic Style/Period
Late Ottoman period
Country of Origin
Ottoman empire
Material
Copper
Height
21 cm
Width
21 cm
Title of artwork
Pair of Antique Ottoman Copper Bowls / Dishes with Armenian Inscriptions
Depth
6 cm
Condition
Good condition
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