First bowl is the largest of the 3 is 4 1/2" wide and 3" tall
Believe them to be solid silver. Not sure of quality yet though.
Silver Asian Bowls Thai? History?
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Re: Silver Asian Bowls Thai? History?
Forgot to mention each one looks like it was hand hammered out, there are all kinds of ping marks in the bottom where it looks to have been hammer into a bowl.
Re: Silver Asian Bowls Thai? History?
We don't discuss values on this Forum, but if you really want to know, why not trot the bowls down to the nearest scrap dealer?
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Re: Silver Asian Bowls Thai? History?
The value is not relevant to be honest I bought them because I liked them. Just want to understand what it is I have the history behind them.