THREE SMALL BIDRI SILVER-INLAID BOWLS Bidar, Deccan, Central India, 19th century Comprising three hemispherical bowls, each on a short splayed foot, one with an everted rim, the other two with a straight rim, the bidri decoration to the exterior consisting of floral motifs such as lush rosette bouquets; vegetal patterns such as foliage, scrolling tendrils, palmettes; and other geometric designs to the rim and foot, the interior of two bowls decorated with floral motifs, the largest 13cm diam and 6cm high.