Hanging bowl?

[gorec5642]

Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum so maybe this thread is in the wrong section. I am asking for your help. I inherited this item from my grandmother. Diameter approximately 25 cm, height 10 cm. Weight 640 g. Material silver. Grandmother lived in the territory of Western Ukraine. It is not known where he got it from. Please help with identification. thank you. With respect to you

 

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[pepperj]

Всім привіт! Я новачок на форумі, тому, можливо, тема не в тому розділі. Я прошу вашої допомоги. Цей предмет мені дістався у спадок від бабусі. Діаметр приблизно 25 см, висота 10 см. Вага 640 г. Матеріал срібло. Бабуся проживала на території Західної України. Звідки він її взяв, невідомо. Допоможіть будь ласка з ідентифікацією. дякую З повагою до Вас.View attachment 2175029

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(Best that google translated)

Greetings to everyone!
Я новачок на форумі, тому, можливо, тема не в тому джирьі.
I am asking for your help. This item changes to the father's house.

Diameter approximately 25 cm, height 10 cm. Scale 640 Material silver.
Babusya lived in the territory of Zahidnoi Ukrai.

Zvіdki vіn іїії vzyav, nevіdomo.
Please help me with identification.

Dâkuû Z povagoû to you.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Nice Bowl !

 

[Digger RJ]

Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum so maybe this thread is in the wrong section. I am asking for your help. I inherited this item from my grandmother. Diameter approximately 25 cm, height 10 cm. Weight 640 g. Material silver. Grandmother lived in the territory of Western Ukraine. It is not known where he got it from. Please help with identification. thank you. With respect to you
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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Almy]

Looks handmade and old.

 

[gorec5642]

Thank you all for your comments! Can anyone tell what period this bowl is from?

 

[DCMatt]

It may be the remains of a "bride's basket". They were popular in the late 1800's to early 1900's. It was common back then to give silver gifts to newlyweds. This one obviously isn't exactly the same, but it is a similar size.

 

[gorec5642]

Thanks for the guess, but I think this bowl is much older. Made quite primitively, as for the 18th - 19th century, there are no marks. In my opinion, it is more similar to Scandinavian bowls, perhaps Celtic. Especially since Vikings and Celts were once in those places. Another evidence of the Norse trace is the depiction on the bowl of symbols found on medieval Norse bowls. Similar to a triad

 

[gorec5642]

Here are the symbols on a Viking Age cup from a museum in Denmark.