Three Ottoman silver goblets, Ottoman Empire, 19th century Four circular silver goblets, the first tripod with flared and amatized lip, the second with floral decoration molded on the lip, the third, a large goblet with engraved decoration of a lattice of lozenges underlining the lip on the outer wall. All marked with sah and tughra hallmarks, probably that of Mahmoud II (r. 1808-1839). A hollow dish with a wing molded with an orientalist decoration of palmettes, Minerve hallmark under the base. Diameters: 15.2 cm; 11.5 cm; 18.8 cm; total gross weight: 726 g Some deformations and scratches, minor traces of oxidation on the bowl. Christie's label, sale 5526, lot 441.