Djokja Silver

The bracelet is stamped with "ANZO," indicating the maker's mark, and "800," confirming the silver purity of 80%. These hallmarks are important identifiers, ensuring that the bracele...

Indonesian Balinese Yogya, Djokja Baskets, Ca 1900 An set Indonesian, Balinese, silver baskets.

Indonesian Yogya, Djokja Basket and bowls with animal figures, Ca 1890 An Indonesian, Bali, low silver content (800/1000) large basket and three bowls.

Indonesian Yogya, Djokja Bread Basket with human and animal figures, Ca 1890 An Indonesian, Bali, low silver content (800/1000) large bread basket.

Indonesian Yogya, Djokja Bread Basket with human and animal figures, Ca 1890 An Indonesian, Bali, low silver content (800/1000) large bread basket.

A Djokja silver bracelet crafted with 800 silver typically reflects the rich heritage of Indonesian silversmithing, particularly from Yogyakarta (often referred to as Djokja).

In addition, the silversmiths used an old regional technique: embossing; this is hammering out the silver from the outside The use of silver in Djokja silver is often difficult to d...

A bold and well crafted Indonesian Yogya (Jogja, Djokja) silver bowl by Tom's Silver, Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia, circa 1960's.

Indonesian silver Yogya 3-legged dish with floral pattern Marked with S800 On the edge a small scene of leaves and in the middle a flower in relief partly hammered raised on smooth...

In addition, the silversmiths used an old regional technique: embossing; this is hammering out the silver from the outside The use of silver in Indonesian silver is often difficult ...

The weight is 292 grams The silver from the former Dutch colony, East Indies, present-day Indonesia, is called Djokja.

In addition, the silversmiths used an old regional technique: embossing; this is hammering out the silver from the outside The use of silver in Djokja (Yogya) silver is often diffic...

The weight is 90 grams The silver from the former Dutch colony, East Indies, present-day Indonesia, is called Djokja.