Amulet case - Silver - Middle East - Qajar dynasty (1796–1925)

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Rare and collectible Qajar period silver amulet / prayer case, weighing approximately 11 g. 10x2cm Designed to be worn around the neck, this finely made piece reflects traditional silver craftsmanship of the period.

Its distinctive form, detailed workmanship and natural patina give it a strong antique character. A rare and attractive collectible for enthusiasts of antique silver, amulets and historical jewellery.

The piece shows natural oxidation and age-related wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for condition.

Worldwide shipping. Carefully and securely packed and sent with tracking.

Rare and collectible Qajar period silver amulet / prayer case, weighing approximately 11 g. 10x2cm Designed to be worn around the neck, this finely made piece reflects traditional silver craftsmanship of the period.

Its distinctive form, detailed workmanship and natural patina give it a strong antique character. A rare and attractive collectible for enthusiasts of antique silver, amulets and historical jewellery.

The piece shows natural oxidation and age-related wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for condition.

Worldwide shipping. Carefully and securely packed and sent with tracking.

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Qajar dynasty (1796–1925)
Country of Origin
Middle East
Material
Silver
Height
10 cm
Title of artwork
Amulet case
Condition
Good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
TürkiyeVerified
137
Objects sold
83.87%
Private

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