Brazier - Gilt brass - Height: 76 cm





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Description from the seller
Antique brass and copper brazier with perforated lid and decorative handle
This brazier likely dates from the 19th century and is an example of Ottoman or Venetian craftsmanship. Braziers were used to heat interiors or burn incense, with perforated lids that allowed the heat to diffuse while containing the embers. The elaborate decorations and cast-bronze feet indicate that it was an object intended for well-to-do households. These braziers represent the excellence of metalwork of the era, combining functionality and aesthetic beauty. Antique braziers are highly valued by collectors of historical furnishings and Oriental/ Eastern antiques for their artistic value and historical significance. These pieces particularly attract enthusiasts of Ottoman and Venetian decorative art, as well as collectors of functional antique objects that attest to the domestic traditions of the past. Their charm lies in the artisanal craftsmanship and the ornamental design that reflect the style and culture of the period.
Seller's Story
Antique brass and copper brazier with perforated lid and decorative handle
This brazier likely dates from the 19th century and is an example of Ottoman or Venetian craftsmanship. Braziers were used to heat interiors or burn incense, with perforated lids that allowed the heat to diffuse while containing the embers. The elaborate decorations and cast-bronze feet indicate that it was an object intended for well-to-do households. These braziers represent the excellence of metalwork of the era, combining functionality and aesthetic beauty. Antique braziers are highly valued by collectors of historical furnishings and Oriental/ Eastern antiques for their artistic value and historical significance. These pieces particularly attract enthusiasts of Ottoman and Venetian decorative art, as well as collectors of functional antique objects that attest to the domestic traditions of the past. Their charm lies in the artisanal craftsmanship and the ornamental design that reflect the style and culture of the period.

