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Turkish Eastern Syrian Pierced Brass Lamp Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Middle Eastern: Metalwork: Pre 1920 item# 810422
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $1250.00
Elaborately carved Syrian lamp made approximately 1910. Two lamp sockets above and one in base, all with individual pull chains. Measuring 26" tall by 16" across and weighs about 9 pounds. These were popular throughout the Middle East and exported for use in Masonic Temples. Similar lamps are also made in Turkey and Egypt. A lamp like this takes several months for as entire families would work on making these lamps with each member having a specialty or two.

Imperial Twin Headed Eagle Lucerna Oil Lamp Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Lighting: Tabletop: Pre 1910 item# 801600
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $425.00
Unusual Lucerna type oil lamp with four lion fonts and brass light shades embossed with the Byzantine double headed eagle. Complete with tools including tweezers, snuffer, tamper, and ash catcher.

19 C. Persian Qajar Round Tile Architectural Piece Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Central Asian: Pre 1900 item# 801599
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $300.00
19 C. Persian Qajar Dynasty Round Tile removed from a building, unfortunately was cracked during removal, and subsequently repaired. There is a tile from the building stuck to the back of the tile. 16" across. Features a Persian woman pouring wine from a jug into a flask.

18th C. Persian Etched Cast Brass Candlesticks Lamps Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Middle Eastern: Metalwork: Pre 1900 item# 801012
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $2400.00
A very unique and rare pair of Persian candle holders, possibly Judaic. They measure 15" tall by 6.5" across and weighs 5.5 pounds each or 11 pounds before packing. The capstan bases have typical Persian mythology and forest scenes on them. Each candle holder is unique. Please note the detail of candle cup to stick connection. These are heavy cast in pieces etched, and put together. A very rare find. The bases have small holes drilled into each, likely from an earlier lamp conversion.

Heavy Mughal Peacock Brass Bronze India Inkwell Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Bronze: Pre 1900 item# 799969
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $135.00
Late 19th or early 20th century India Bronze Inkwell measures 6.25" by 4.25", and weighs 41 ounces before packing. The cast body of the inkwell depicts peacock detailing in it's design. A massive and impressive piece.

Silver Kashmir Kashkul Etched Paisley Snakes Foliate Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1900 item# 756522
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $195.00
Late 19th century finely etched kashkul shaped vessel or bowl from Kashmir. Both ends have snake heads, and there is a snaky paisley pattern over a fine foliate background. Measures 5.5" (14cm) tip to tip, and 2.5" (6.35cm) across, and 3" (7.6cm) tall. It weighs four ounces (113gm). Generally silver from Kashmir is 80% to 90% pure. I cannot find a makers mark, which is not unusual for non-export silver from this area and era. A second, identical piece is also available.

Cast Brass Indian Divali Lamp 19th. C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Central Asian: Metalwork: Pre 1920 item# 728717
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $175.00
I was very lucky to find this 19th century Divali or "Festival of lights" Indian oil lamp. The vertical parts have been hand cast, and show some have a very detailed and refined design, yet show some imperfections from the molding processes. The font and base are both hand spun. then the pieces were skillfully fitted together. It measures 19" high by 7" across and weighs 3.25 pounds

3 Spout Brass Lucerna Oil Fat Lamp With Tools and Shade Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Lighting: Tabletop: Pre 1920 item# 728709
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $175.00
Lucerna lamps were commonly used throughout the Mediterranean from Spain to as far East as India, and as far North as Russia. Their popularity peaked during the 19th century. The most common number of fonts is three although examples with one two, and four fonts, and a variety of ornamentation can be found. Generally the tools attached are a pick, tweezers, snuffer, and ash bucket. This lamp has all of it's original tools. Wicks are dyed red to resemble flame, and are unlit. It's orig ...click for details

Large Syrian Brass Mamluk Revival Pot Planter Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Middle Eastern: Metalwork: Pre 1900 item# 728704
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $225.00
This brass pot has a great deal of detail and texture to it's traditional Mamluk design, TheThe shoulder is encircled with a foliate chain with trefoil accents. The Islamic calligraphy cartouches alternate with endless knot medallions. The main belly has a series of unusually shaped script cartouches. Unfortunately, this piece has some extensive damage to the bottom, which still displays well, and would not be noticed if this is used as a planter. Measuring 9 1/2" tall by 14" a ...click for details

Inlaid Brass Middle Eastern Coffee Set Tray Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Brass: Pre 1920 item# 728244
click for details		The Old Bazaar 510-910-3922 $300.00
Complete Middle Eastern brass silver and copper inlaid coffee set. The brass tray measures 13 " across, and is inlaid in silver and copper. There are three cartouches of Islamic script, alternating with lobed endless knot medallions. The rim has a braided endless knot pattern often seen in Celtic designs as well. The set includes six 2" "Gawa" or coffee cups (Zarfs) with green hand spun Egyptian Glass inserts, and the classically shaped 6" "Ibrik" or coffee se ...click for details

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