A Safavid tinned-copper money bowl, Persia, 17th Century

of compressed globular form with everted rim, the neck engraved with calligraphic cartouches, the body incised with scrolling palmettes on a hatched ground

Overall in good condition, minor dents to the body, as viewed.
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inscriptions
Couplets from a ghazal of Hafiz.
With the name: 'The servant of the family of Muhammad, Muhsin'. This may either be the name of the maker or owner as Muhammad Muhsin or Muhsin.