Artifact Provenance & Specifications
Monumental century-old aristocratic bell-metal (Kansa) banquet feast service, historically commissioned by royal and noble families of Odisha to honor a newlywed son-in-law during his inaugural reception banquet (Jwain Bhet / Samandhi Bhojan). The grand master platter alone measures 22 inches (55 cm) in diameter and weighs approximately 5 kg, accompanied by an ornate peacock ceremonial lamp stand, pedestal chalice, condiment dishes, katoris, and banquet spoons. A priceless, extinct museum masterpiece of Indian aristocratic dining. Opening reserve ₹2,60,000.
Exceptional museum-grade antique condition with authentic aged bronze patina. Platter, ceremonial peacock lamp stand, chalice, and all companion bowls, plates, and spoon are completely intact and structurally pristine. Extremely rare and extinct.
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