Antique Coco De Mer

Coco de mer is the Palm with the largest coconuts in the world.

Early 20th century Coco de Mer An oversized highly decorative example of a Coco de Mer nut.

The source of many legends and mysteries, ‘Coco de Mer’ were often found by sailors floating in the warm currents of the South Seas.

Rustic bowl or basket crafted from the rare coco de mer, a double lobe nut found exclusively in the Seychelles Islands, skillfully cut with a handle and a scalloped edge.

Coco de mer mounted on metal black base. Commonly known as the sea coconut, or double coconut, it is the monotypic genus of the palm family.

Coco de mer is the Palm with the largest coconuts in the world.

Fabulous bowl hand crafted from the rare Coco De Mer, a double lobe nut which is found exclusively in the Seychelle Islands, the flowers are borne in enormous fleshy spadices (spikes...

Large 19th century Coco De Mer We are proud to offer a large 19th century Coco De Mer example.

This kashkul has been created from the hollowed out hull of a Coco de Mer palm nut. A band of finely worked silver-damascened steel runs the entire length of the rim, with large shap...

Antique Anglo-Indian tea caddy expertly crafted in India, with a coco de mer native to the Seychelles islands. Featuring two hand-hammered silvered metal lids with stone topped fin...

Sea coconut, coco de mer, or double coconut is endemic to the islands of Praslin and Curieuse in the Seychelles.

The coco de mer is rare double lobe nut from the Seychelles Islands with mystical properties.

A large Coco De Mer's (Lodoicea maldivica) in untouched original condition these nuts have many alias, commonly known as the sea coconut, coco de mer, Maldive coconut or double coc...

A fine 19th century Persian Kashkul or 'begging bowl' fashioned from half a coco de mer nut and suspended with chains. The sides with flowing foliate borders and sacred figurative sc...

A n extra arge Coco De Mer's (Lodoicea maldivica) in untouched original condition these nuts have many alias, commonly known as the sea coconut, coco de mer, Maldive coconut or dou...

A beautiful coco de mer nut with two hinged compartments open dating to the latter part of the 19th century.

Late 19th-early 20th century tribal sadhu's Coco de Mer Kashkul, India. A classic, well-worn coco de mer kashkul for carrying water, used by sadhus in India.

A large late 19th Century Coco De Mer, housed in a period glass display dome.

A antique coco de mer on custom-made iron stand. The coco de mer is the nut of the rare palm tree Lodoicea Maldivica, which is found in its natural state on only two remote and prev...

Great Coco De Mer box. This very organic sensual object has been carved and transformed for many countries thru the year.

A stunning coco de mer nut adorned with silver-plated mounts, showcasing two hinged compartments that gracefully open to reveal storage compartments.

Antique 19th century beautiful coco de mer nut with a hinged compartment that opens as a box, all mounted with brass trim and supports, dating to the latter part of the 19th century.

European nobles in the sixteenth century would often have the shells of these nuts polished and decorated with valuable jewels as collectibles for their private galleries. The coco d...

Seychelles / England Late 19th / Early 20th Century the hinged lid with an applied pierced border and scrolling handle, opening to reveal a foil lined interior, raised on acanthus c...

Deemed as ‘the forbidden fruit of Seychelles; this rare large sculpture is made of patinated coconut. It depicts a nut with suggestive features. Great for a quirky home edition. It i...

Very nice and exotic box carved with a large coconut seed.

A fine Kashkul carved from half of the giant nutshell of Coco-de-mer likely from Persian Qajar Dynasty circa 18-19th century.

Coco de mer is the palm with the largest coconuts in the world.

Coco de Mer nut from a tree in the Seychelles islands.

Vintage Coco de mer container decorative arts décor A coco de mer nut from the Seychelles islands carved on the back side to make a decorative container.

Coco de mer is endemic to the Seychelles islands of Praslin and Curieuse.

"Rare 19th Century Coco de Mer Shell – A Polished Natural Wonder" --- This is a particularly fine and polished symmetrical example of a rare 19th-century Coco de Mer shell.

This is a particularly fine and large symmetrical example of a rare 19th century Coco de Mer Shell. A complete coco de mer the perfect object to place in your Wunderkammer or cabinet...

This is a particularly fine symmetrical example of a rare 19th century Coco de Mer Shell. A complete coco de mer the perfect object to place in your Wunderkammer or cabinet of curios...

A large Coco De Mer's (Lodoicea maldivica) in untouched original condition these nuts have many alias, commonly known as the sea coconut, coco de mer, Maldive coconut or double coc...

Coco de mer is endemic to the Seychelles islands of Praslin and Curieuse.

A trio of complete and large Coco De Mer's (Lodoicea maldivica), one of a polished finished, one light has a light ground and the other dark ground.

Rare antique Persian Islamic carved Kashkul (Sufi begging bowl) coco-de-mer, Safavid period, Persia, circa 1740.

Rare antique Anglo Indian compote bowl handcrafted with a coconut carved with floral design decorated in jewelry-like metalwork and mounted on a classic inscribed and enameled base.

A fine and exquisite quality Kashkuls, the collection consist of 13 Kashkuls in the typical form, profusely engraved with inscription-filled. Kashkul referred to as the beggar's ...

The bowl having finely engraved and pierced decoration and modeled as a 'Coco de Mer', the bowl having an opening shaped as a mihrab window from a mosque.

Antique 19th century Indian exceptionally rare solid silver repousse three-piece tea set, comprising of teapot, lidded sugar bowl and cream jug, each piece is profusely and beautiful...

An astonishing natural object, the Coco de Mer (Lodoicea maldivica) grows only on two islands in the Republic of Seychelles.

Latched Coco De Mer box. Coco de Mer are coconut-like fruit indigenous only to the Seychelle Islands far off the coast of India, holding special religious significance as a fertility...

Coco de Mer, a Nut from the Seychelles

Coco de Mer Box, early 20th century.

Basket Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) with a handle

Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) box with wood base and brass hinges, Goa, early 20th century.

Silver mounted Coco-de-mer compote Coco de mer (Seychelles nut), silver.

Unusual trilobed Coco de mer Literature : • "The Royal Danish Kunstkammer 1737" B.

The rare Coco de Mer palm produces the largest seed in the world and is endemic to only two of the Seychelle Islands

19th century sacred shaman’s bowl of a rare seed of a palm, historically referred to as Coco de Mer. The legend of Coco de Mer begins on the Seychelles islands, where ancient tribes ...

The Coco de Mer is a double formed coconut of a tall tree indigenous to only two of the 115 Seychelles Islands.

Unusual Coco de Mer with its iconic form perfectly undecorated. Found on the Seychelles archipelago and presented as a sculpture on a custom aluminum stand.