Silver Dry Fruit Box

We are involved in offering an artistically crafted collection of Dry Fruit Box. weighing 500 to 2500 grams, our product has heavy engraved work done which is oxidized to maintain its antique look. Available in different colors, design and style, these products are customized as per the requirements of the clients. Some of the key attributes of our collection are :

• Luxurious look
• Corrosion-resistant
• Dimensionally accurate
• Fine finish

We are a renowned name in offering a dazzling collection of Silver Fruit Bowls, weighing 600 to 2500 gm. Available in varied shapes and innovative designs, our offered products are featured with unique carving. Widely appreciated and admired by our esteemed customers, our range has the following features :

 

• Enticing appearance
• Excellent finish
• Dimensionally accurate
• Economic pricing

This is the largest chased silver jewelery casket of this type that we have seen. Certainly, no example as large appears to have been published, nor do the 
state museums of Colombo or Kandy appear to have examples as large. Of high-grade silver, it is an outstanding example of Kandy silver chasing work 
prevalent in the nineteenth century. Caskets of this type appealed to colonialists and their wives but principally they were made for Kandyan aristocratic 
families.

The casket stands on four spherical feet. The lid is hinged and fits tightly. The casket is in the form of a rectangular plump pillow with curved ends. It is very 
finely chased on all sides with typically Kandyan scrolling foliage and flowers within floral borders. The most prominent floral form used amongst the foliage is 
the katiri mala flower.

The base is finely engraved with interlocking floral and foliage motifs within lotus petal borders, and is itself an outstanding example of Kandyan silver smithing.

This extremely finely chased box-like tea caddy with a tight-fitting domed lid is of higher than sterling grade silver. It is decorated on all sides and on top with 
panels of scrolling foliage  and flowers, typical of the very best of late nineteenth century Cutch silversmiths work. The lid or cap is finely engraved around 
the sides with scrolling flowers and the top is engraved and repoussed with a multi-petalled flower motif.