- Two vessels, one of brass and the other of pewter. - The brass bowl is a six-pointed star, while the pewter bowl is round. - The bowls or vessels are made in one piece, cast in a mould. - Both the t...

- Two vessels, one of brass and the other of pewter.
- The brass bowl is a six-pointed star, while the pewter bowl is round.
- The bowls or vessels are made in one piece, cast in a mould.
- Both the top and the base are smooth, except for the two seals at the base of the tin bowl.
- Initially the bowls are separate, but one fits perfectly into the other, and the result is a very beautiful and harmonious ensemble.
- Although they are not very old, you can see the wear and craquelure on the brass of the star bowl, caused by time.
- It is very important that the object has a Distinctive, Mark or Contrast, in order to be able to identify data such as the maker, the place where it was made and other details.

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$ 206.50

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
Brass and tin
 Measures
[Height x Width]  1.57 x 7.09 inc.
 Weight
23.74 oz
Conservation
Very good

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