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Pesi detto oppio 9 pezzi raffiguranti chinthe, mitico leone birmano che è una delle tre rappresentazioni classiche utilizzate per questi pesi, con l'elefante e l'uccello.
Peso di 312 g, 0.151 g, 
063 g, 0.32 g, 0.16 g, 0.8 g, 0.6 g, 0.4 g. 0.2 grammi 
Quello più grande é alto 6.80 x 4 cm x 4 cm, peso grammi 0.312 il più piccolo alto 1.20 cm peso 2 grammi 
Peso complessivo di tutti 0.598 grammi 
epoca almeno imizio del XIX secolo e forse tanto più antichi 
Questi tipici pesi birmani sono stati usati per secoli e talvolta sono ancora usati in alcuni mercati di villaggi remoti. Si chiamano pesi da oppio ma in realtà servivano per pesare ogni tipo di prodotto prezioso, oro, argento, piante medicinali, noci di arek, usate per fare il quid di betel, o anche per semplici prodotti di consumo.
in buone condizioni, porta tracce dell'età e dell'uso, in patina originale
Verrà imballato accuratamente, spedizione assicurata e tracciabile

19th century - Good 

Opium weights (9) - Bronze - Burma / Myanmar 

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Opium weights (9) - Bronze - Burma / Myanmar

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