Visitors coming to the palace during the reign of the Ottoman Empire would be served food and drink on cups and plates of gold adorned by the palace jewellers with precious stones such as rubies to reflect the splendor of the sultanate. These objects are on exhibit today at various museums as pieces of the Ottoman Palace Treasury. The IsIi Candy Bowl (for Turkish delights) was inspired by a jade bowl decorated with jewels and dated to the 16th century.

The Isli Candy Bowl is of hand-made black glass and all its patterns of relief have also been produced by hand and plated in 24-carat gold.