A Group of Ottoman Silver Jewellery, Turkey and Ottoman Provinces, 17th-18th century

consisting of four pieces, including a large, triangular pendant decorated with a leafy pattern in cloisonné enamel mounted with polychrome stones featuring a central flower head with coral petals, two outer edges outlined with attached Ottoman coins, a small, circular silver-gilt flask pendant carved in reserve with emanating floral designs, and two silver earring mounted with red and green stones and coral, designed in a geometric pattern

All in overall good condition, minor rubbing on flask pendant consistent with age, as viewed.
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The flask pendant displays fine carving and the decorative motifs are reminiscent of the period mid-seventeenth to early-eighteenth century and can also be seen on a pair of knives included in this sale as lot 327. The silver earrings are stamped with the tughra of Sultan Mustafa II (r.1695-1703).