Qajar Period Pierced Brass Hanging Lamp – 19th Century A finely crafted pierced brass hanging lamp from the Qajar period, composed of three articulated sections suspended by original chains, as clearly visible in the photographs. The lamp features a harmonious baluster-shaped body with an openwork design, allowing light to pass through the intricate pierced patterns. The surface is richly decorated with repeating floral medallions and scrolling vegetal motifs, framed within dense latticework. The upper and lower sections are similarly pierced, creating visual continuity throughout the structure. A domed suspension cap with hanging chains completes the composition. The craftsmanship, decorative vocabulary, and overall form are consistent with Qajar-period metalwork produced in the 19th century. The lamp retains a well-developed natural patina, reflecting age and historical use. Dimensions: • Height: approx. 55 cm • Maximum diameter: approx. 19 cm Condition: Condition consistent with age and use. Patina, surface wear, and minor oxidation are visible. Please refer carefully to all photographs, which form an integral part of the description. Shipping: This item will be carefully packed and shipped securely to ensure safe delivery. This piece forms part of a carefully curated private collection. Collectors with an interest in Islamic metalwork and Qajar decorative arts are invited to explore other related items currently offered.