Natural agate bowls from Brazil – antique cut work from circa 1985–1990.

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Dimensions / Volume: 1-10 kilograms
Country of origin: Brazil
Unit: kilogram

An exceptional find for enthusiasts, collectors, and resellers: an old batch of natural agate bowls from Brazil, cut around 1985–1990. This consists of authentic old cut work in all shapes and sizes, where every bowl is completely unique.

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Natural agate bowls from Brazil – antique cut work from circa 1985–1990

An exceptional find for enthusiasts, collectors, and resellers: an old batch of natural agate bowls from Brazil, cut around 1985–1990. This consists of authentic old cut work in all shapes and sizes, where every bowl is completely unique.

Having new large agate bowls produced in Brazil has become considerably more expensive these days. That is precisely why we were particularly pleased when we discovered this old stock: no less than 430 kilos of agate bowls, manufactured decades ago.

The trays weigh approximately 1 to 10 kilos , and thanks to this special batch, we can offer them at very competitive prices per kilo.

€29 per kilo
From 10 kilos: €24 per kilo

Old Brazilian grinding work from the 80s

These agate bowls are not of recent production. It concerns an old lot that was cut in Brazil around 1985–1990.

That makes the lot particularly interesting. Brazil has a long tradition of sawing, grinding, and polishing agate, but labor and production costs have changed significantly over the years. As a result, labor-intensive objects such as large bowls are much more expensive to produce today.

With this batch, we are essentially retrieving old stock from a period when such large pieces were manufactured on a much larger scale.

No less than 430 kilos available

We have managed to secure an old lot totaling approximately 430 kilos . There is an enormous amount of variety within this batch.

The individual bowls weigh approximately 1 to 10 kilos each. As a result, there are both compact bowls and impressive, heavy specimens that can be used directly as a centerpiece on a table or sideboard.

Because these are natural products and old hand-polished work, the bowls naturally vary in dimensions, weight, shape, color, band structure, and depth.

Every agate bowl is unique

Agate is known for its beautiful natural bands and color zones. When a piece is sawn and polished, patterns become visible that are barely predictable on the outside of the rough stone.

With these bowls, the inside is cut and polished, making the natural structures of the agate particularly beautifully visible. Think of wavy bands in grey, white, cream, brown, and sometimes other natural shades.

On some examples, parts of the original rough exterior have been preserved. The contrast between the rough natural exterior and the high-gloss polished interior gives these old Brazilian bowls their distinctive character.

From 1 to as much as 10 kilos per tray

The weights within the lot vary widely. A bowl of about one kilo is beautiful as a smaller decorative bowl, while the heaviest examples of several kilos are real eye-catchers.

A large agate bowl, for example, can be used as a fruit bowl, decorative bowl, display object, or centerpiece.

Place a few apples, grapes, or other fruit in it, and you have a particularly functional natural product. Without contents, a beautiful agate bowl is an impressive decorative object in itself.

Beautiful in a modern interior

Although these bowls were manufactured approximately 35 to 40 years ago, they fit surprisingly well into a contemporary interior.

The combination of natural stone with a sleek modern interior is particularly popular at the moment. On a white table, natural stone kitchen countertop, wooden sideboard, or modern dining table, the natural bands of the agate come into their own beautifully.

No two pieces are alike, meaning every customer truly brings a unique piece of nature into their home.

Interesting for shops, interior design businesses, and resellers

Thanks to our competitive tiered pricing, this old stock is also particularly interesting for gemstone shops, mineral shops, home furnishing stores, interior design shops, garden centers, and resellers.

Presenting different sizes together creates a striking retail display. The larger bowls immediately attract attention, while the lighter ones are more accessible to customers looking for a smaller decorative object.

With a batch of 10 or 25 kilos, you also receive various options to put together an attractive assortment.

Very competitive price per kilo

Thanks to the purchase of this old lot, we can offer prices that are difficult to achieve with newly produced heavy agate bowls.

Our price is:

€29 per kilo

From 10 kilos, you pay only €24 per kilo.

That means:

10 kilos for only €240

For comparison: at €29 per kilo, 10 kilos would cost €290. So you save on 10 kilos €50.

Features

  • Product: natural agate bowls
  • Material: genuine agate
  • Origin: Brazil
  • Production period: circa 1985–1990
  • Execution: old Brazilian grinding
  • Weight per tray: approximately 1–10 kilos
  • Total batch: approximately 430 kilos
  • Shape: various natural shapes and sizes
  • Inside: ground and polished
  • Exterior: partly natural structure, depending on the specimen
  • Color: natural agate colors and band structures
  • Application: fruit bowl, decorative bowl, interior object and display
  • Suitable for: private individuals, collectors, interior design businesses, and resellers
  • Price: €29 per kilo
  • From 10 kilos: €24 per kilo
  • From 25 kilos: extra tiered price

An old batch that won't simply become available again

These Brazilian agate bowls from circa 1985–1990 are special due to their combination of older cut work, natural agate structures, heavy weights, and attractive price.

We have managed to secure a one-off old lot of approximately 430 kilos , with trays ranging from about 1 to 10 kilos each . Once this old stock is sold, it is uncertain whether we will be able to find a comparable batch at these prices again.