Antique Temple Betel Nut Dish, Indonesian, Engraved Brass Sireh Stand c.1850

This is an antique temple betel nut dish. An Indonesian, engraved brass sireh stand, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Richly decorative and of regional significance, this fine example exhibits superb craftsmanship and cultural charm. Striking 19th century Indonesian betel nut dish, ideal for collectors of ritual or ceremonial antiques. Crafted in quality brass with an attractive golden tonality and natural patina. Octagonal lid rests atop three shaped feet, forming a raised serving tray. Each serpentine panel to the fascia profusely engraved with foliate and geometric motifs. Exudes a sense of reverence and significance, in keeping with its origins. Presents a superb silhouette with bold form and eye-catching profile. An excellent decorative display piece or collector's artefact with global antique appeal. Lightly weathered interior commensurate with age and gentle use. This is a fascinating and ornate sireh stand, with elaborate engraving and fine form, ideal for enhancing a curated interior, museum-quality display, or betel nut collection. Delivered ready to display. We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with all of our antiques. Please contact us if you require any further information - we are here to help.