Vintage Bolivian Silverplate Coquera (Coco Box)/ Lidded Serving Tureen related_w-65-0001-2 May be part of the

May be part of the manufacturing process

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1647-1733) | Adam François van der Meulen (Flemish

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Vintage Bolivian Silverplate Coquera (Coco Box)/ Lidded Serving Tureen related_w-65-0001-2 May be part of theDETAILS A reproduction, late 19th century style, South American, Spanish Colonial coquera vessel and lid with repousse fruit designs and leaves. A coquera was traditionally used to store coca leaves for chewing. Today it makes an attractive serving bowl. STYLE Spanish Colonial style PLACE OF ORIGIN Bolivia South America PROVENANCE Former collection: Holler & Saunders, Ltd. (Nogales, Arizona, 1979 present) MARKS Unmarked DATE 20th century DIMENSIONS