Oriental silverwork, Malay and Chinese, with over 250 original illustrations; a handbook for connoisseurs, collectors, students and silversmiths (1910)
From Kinta, Lower Pe Fig. 78 PINGGAN (Circular Dish). Diameter ig8 mm. (7^ in.) From Perak. Mr. C. ]Vmys CoUfctivn. The flange edge is similar to that illustrated in Fig. 77. Theflower or fruit pattern is by the Malays called the pine-applepattern, but in all probability it is only one of the many… … PiNGGAN From Perak Fig. 79 PINGGAN (Circular Dish.) Diameter 184 mm. (7J in.) From Trenganu Town. My. C. Wrays Collfction. The outside edge is Chinese, and the band of apparent crosseson the flange is probably another form of the Chinese emblem forriches, as explained under the heading of Fig. 57.…
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