Mamluk Revival Candlestick - Bronze - Egypt - 19th - 20th century

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Egyptian 19th–20th century Mamluk revival bronze candlestick, 35 cm high with a hexagonal base and a 13 cm square footprint, with six hand-engraved faces featuring stylised Arabic thuluth calligraphy and fine geometric interlacings; in good condition.

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Important gilt-bronze table torch/testament? Wait—no, keep: Important gilt-bronze table torch originating from the Near East (the Middle East or Egypt) dating from the 19th century.

The hexagonal base in the shape of a truncated pyramid ends with an elegant pedestal cut into festooned arches. The six faces are entirely hand-engraved and chased with complex cartouches housing stylized Arabic calligraphy (thuluth) and fine geometric interlaces.

In good condition

Important gilt-bronze table torch/testament? Wait—no, keep: Important gilt-bronze table torch originating from the Near East (the Middle East or Egypt) dating from the 19th century.

The hexagonal base in the shape of a truncated pyramid ends with an elegant pedestal cut into festooned arches. The six faces are entirely hand-engraved and chased with complex cartouches housing stylized Arabic calligraphy (thuluth) and fine geometric interlaces.

In good condition

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
19th - 20th century
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Egypt
Material
Bronze
Height
35 cm
Width
13 cm
Title of artwork
Mamluk Revival Candlestick
Depth
13 cm
FranceVerified
1153
Objects sold
95.3%
Private

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