Large flared bowl with a poly-lobed body in celadon nephrite jade infused with rust, incised with a frieze along the outer rim and mounted on a small heel, handles carved in the shape of a ram's head inlaid with two gold circled stones highlighting the eyes. Yoke engraved in chiseled plant leaves and engraved in hollow of a lotus flower. Old work of Mughal style. Deccan India H. 7 cm. Width 29 cm

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