Medieval islamicc art. Seljuk Bronze Oil Lamp with bird Finials Date: Ca. 1100–1200 AD Origin: Seljuk Empire Material: Cast Bronze Dimensions & Weight: L: 140 mm × W: 150 mm Reference: Cf. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession No. 53.204.2 ​ An exceptionally Seljuk-era bronze oil lamp combining utility with fine artistic craft. The vessel is anchored by a wide, concave flaring foot designed for stability. Its central rounded reservoir features a hinged lid surmounted by a bird finial, mirrored by a secondary perching bird atop the tall loop handle. The forward-extending arched spout terminates in a characteristic ivy-leaf-shaped wick nozzle. Decorated with intricate surface engraving and kufic inscription, this piece exemplifies the refined metalwork produced for Islamic domestic and sacred spaces during the 12th century. Excellent condition with light age-appropriate patina. Will be shipped registered and insured. I combine shipping when buying multiple lots. You the pay only one time shipping. I only ship in EU. When you bid make sure you have a shipping adress in the EU. The supplier warrants that they obtained this lot in a legal manner. The seller guarantees that they are entitled to sell/export this lot. The seller will take care that any necessary permits, like an export license, will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer about the status of the permits if this takes more than a few days.