On offer is a stunning late 19th-century Kutch Indian silver dish, dating to circa 1890. This beautifully hand-crafted piece showcases the renowned Kutch silversmithing tradition, featuring an exquisite repoussé floral pattern with intricate scrollwork and an elegantly pierced border.

Although this piece bears no hallmarks, it has been acid-tested and confirmed as silver, ensuring its authenticity. The high-relief repoussé work is characteristic of Kutch silver, a distinctive style developed in the Gujarat region of India, where master silversmiths crafted intricate and highly decorative pieces for both local use and European export.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Antique 19th-century Kutch silver dish – Circa 1890
✅ Handcrafted repoussé floral & scrollwork design – Traditional Kutch artistry
✅ Pierced decorative border – An elegant and intricate openwork pattern
✅ Tested and confirmed as silver – No hallmarks, but verified authenticity
✅ Size: Approx. 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter
✅ Weight: Approx. 91 grams
✅ Condition: Good – Minor dents and scratches with some slightly bent petals (see images)

Perfect For:

✔️ Collectors of antique Indian silver and Kutch silverware
✔️ Those who appreciate fine handcrafted silver
✔️ A luxurious display piece or decorative accent
✔️ A unique and rare gift for silver enthusiasts

This rare and intricately designed Kutch silver dish is a true collector’s item, reflecting the craftsmanship, heritage, and beauty of 19th-century Indian silverwork. Pieces of this quality and artistry are becoming increasingly scarce, making this a fantastic addition to any serious collection.

📌 Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of history! We ship worldwide, with postage calculated based on your location and preferred service—you’ll see the shipping cost before confirming your purchase.