Neat South American Peruvian or Colombian Silver Pitcher / Jug w/ Incan Designs Silesia indicating their use as fruit

indicating their use as fruit knives

The necklace has small round beads between the jasper that are not likely stone

The end of the handle has a finely engraved crest of what looks like a bishop's miter or other clerical headwear

Surrounding the rubies are 30 modern brilliant cut diamonds of about 2-3 points each in size

The bowls are done in beautiful

Neat South American Peruvian or Colombian Silver Pitcher / Jug w/ Incan Designs Silesia indicating their use as fruitPresented is an interesting South American silver pitcher or jug. This piece dates to around the 1940s 1950s, and is likely of Peruvian or Colombian make. The piece is undoubtedly South American, based both on the design and its provenance as part of a collection belonging to a former diplomat to Peru and Colombia. The pitcher has a very striking design, with various Incan style geometric designs and patterns. The majority of the surface has a fine,