Tea Tray Or Kawa, 19th Century Ottoman Art, Decoration Of Tulips On Red Copper, Hand Engraved,

Large tea tray in red copper, chiseled with tulips placed in single and double cartridges linked together.
The central decoration consists of a rosette with twelve branches from which, cartridges and tulips burst into concentric friezes.
around the top is serrated.
Twelve round, sunken medallions accommodate twelve tea glasses or khawa glasses, they are separated by a decorative embossment.
A very beautiful piece of folk art of oriental art accompanied by a superb patina!!! Ottoman art, 19th century.
## the word coffee comes from the ancient Arabic word "qahwa" - also written "caoua" or "kawa" - which designates any stimulating drink providing strength and vigor, but also coffee or the coffee bean
Diameter: 49 .5 cm (19"), weight: 1405 grs Very good condition, old Chiche collection, Marseille.
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