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Rare Vintage Indian Brass Mango-Shaped Vessel with Wooden Stem
An Unusual Treasure of Traditional Indian Craftsmanship
Discover the remarkable character of this vintage Indian brass vessel, beautifully distinguished by its unusual mango-shaped body and elegant combination of brass and wood.
The rounded brass body features traditional engraved geometric detailing, a graceful curved lower end and a naturally aged golden-brown surface.
A beautifully turned wooden stem extends from the upper neck, displaying a deep, rich wooden finish and traditional wrapped detailing.
The vessel also features a small angled opening with an attached hinged brass cap, adding to its fascinating construction and historical character.
Its combination of materials, unusual silhouette and naturally developed patina makes this piece particularly appealing to collectors of traditional Indian metalware.
Product Highlights
– Material: Brass body with wooden stem
– Design: Distinctive mango-shaped vessel
– Decoration: Engraved geometric motifs
– Stem: Traditional turned wooden construction
– Side Feature: Angled opening with hinged brass cap
– Finish: Naturally aged brass and dark wooden patina
– Details: Traditional wrapped elements around the wooden fittings
– Style: Vintage Indian heritage collectible
– Display: Suitable for antique galleries, heritage interiors and private collections
Condition
Vintage condition with natural oxidation, surface scratches, aged wooden detailing, visible wrapping and signs of previous use.
The precise original purpose, maker and period have not been independently verified.
A Distinctive Heritage Collectible
With its sculptural mango-shaped form, unusual brass-and-wood construction and fascinating decorative details, this vintage vessel captures the beauty of traditional craftsmanship.
A wonderful statement piece for collectors who appreciate unusual historical objects, Indian decorative arts and authentic vintage character.
Available at Unique Antique Collection.
Brass is actually an alloy, not a pure metal. It’s a combination of copper and zinc, and the proportions of these metals determine the colour and properties of the brass. Known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, brass has been used for centuries in everything from musical instruments to household items. Using brass utensils can impart a subtle metallic taste to food, enhancing its flavour profile.
