A fine example of Kutch regional silverwork from the late 19th century. This substantial condiment shaker showcases the refined craftsmanship characteristic of Indian silver makers during the 1890–1910 period. The elegant pear form is both functional and decorative, with weight and balance suited to table service of the era.
Weighing 42 grams of solid silver, the piece reflects the quality and durability expected of period antique serving wares. The proportions and construction suggest skilled hand-finishing typical of Kutch artisans, whose work is prized by collectors of Indian metalware and colonial-era domestic silver.
A striking accent for the serious collector of vintage Indian silver or those drawn to late Victorian and Edwardian tableware with documented regional provenance.
stopper is missing replaced with cork. actual condition excellent no dings, indian silver which is higher quality that sterling
