AN ASSORTED GROUP OF TIBETAN SILVER OBJECTS

Tibet,19th / 20th Century

comprising three assorted silver tea cup holders, the tallest with a cylindrical base with three shaped cartouches with floral repoussé work surrounded by incised floral patterns, the saucer depicted as an eight-petal flower with small auspicious signs set against similar incised floral patterns, the second holder of similar form, the base with three repoussé forms set against a floral incised background, the saucer with Chinese figures riding auspicious animals, the smallest holder with Tibetan floral patterns within medallions on the base and auspicious signs set against floral patterns on the saucer, one silver cup engraved with dragons and floral designs, the three lids all of tiered form, two with missing finials, all with floral and animal motifs and patterns, weight 821 gms.

Height 7 in. (17.9 cm.) and smaller (7)

* Antiquity or Art Treasure - Non-exportable Item. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Sale.

This lot will attract a GST of 12% on the hammer price.
Condition: Beaded finials from two lids are missing and the third finial is slightly crooked with scratches to the red bead. Some scratches and scuffing to the surfaces of all three lids. One of the lids with previous repair visible along the highest tier. The holders with some surface stains, dents and scratches. General wear and tear commensurate with use and age. Overall good condition.