Three offering bowls, Tibet, 19th century- One in cedar burl with silver mounts at the neck and base decorated with a simple decoration of four thin braided ropes in relief at the foot. With its fabric-covered braided rope case decorated with a shou character in relief. - One in cedar burl with silver mounts at the neck and base with a Greek decoration around the heel and embossed and chiseled interlacing around and under the base. With its cloth case, the lid decorated with an embroidered shou character. - One in translucent hard stone showing inclusions with its hammered and tinned copper carrying case inside, the lid fits. From 9 to 11 cm; gross weight: 364 g