Set of Three Decorated Brass Bells with Central Holder

This item is a set of three brass bells or gongs mounted on a central brass holder. The bells are likely made of cast brass and feature significant etched or chased decoration. This decoration includes intricate floral or foliate patterns covering the exterior surfaces. The central holder is a circular piece with an open bowl-like base and a central vertical element with a disc-like top, also adorned with etched ornamentation. The bells attach to this central holder. One of the bells appears to be an inverted bowl shape with a flattened top and multiple protrusions around the base, while the other two bells are more traditional dome shapes with similar protrusions. The central holder and the inverted bell show evidence of colored enamel or inlay in red, black, and possibly green, highlighting some of the etched designs. The brass has a warm, aged patina throughout, consistent with vintage pieces. There are no visible signs of significant damage such as dents or cracks, and all components appear to be intact. The craftsmanship suggests a focus on decorative appeal, and the style is reminiscent of Indian or Southeast Asian metalwork, with potential origins in the late 19th or early 20th century. The function is likely both musical (producing sound when struck) and decorative.