A large decorative baluster-form vase, constructed from a dull grey metal, likely pewter or a white metal alloy. The vessel features a wide, flared rim above a tapering neck with a raised central band, leading to a bulbous body and a circular spreading foot. The surface is extensively decorated with hand-chased foliate scrolls and intricate floral motifs, characteristic of Indo-Persian metalwork. No maker’s marks, hallmarks, or inscriptions are visible in the provided images.
Condition report:
Fair condition. The vase exhibits signs of age and use, including surface scratches, minor dings, and a dulling of the metallic finish. There is white residue present on the interior rim, likely from a previous adhesive label.
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