Middle Eastern Inlaid Silver Calligraphy Brass Vase
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
A fine Middle Eastern, possibly Egyptian, Mamluk revival hand crafted brass vase inlaid with silver
Silver, Brass, Copper
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H 10.5 in W 8 in D 8 in
Rare Islamic Mamluk Period 16th Century Likely Syrian Blue and White Ceramic Jar
Located in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Standing 10.5 in. tall this Islamic museum quality pottery jar of great authenticity features a tapering baluster form decorated with blue and white glaze in a typical Syrio-Persian ...
Pottery
Pair of Brass, Silver, and Copper Mamluk Reivival Vases
Located in London, GB
Pair of brass, silver, and copper Mamluk Reivival vases Syrian, early 20th century Measures
Brass, Silver, Copper
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H 7.88 in W 6.11 in D 6.11 in
Antique Islamic Mamluk 16th Century Glazed Fritware Ceramic Jar Vase
By Mamluke
Located in Bad Säckingen, DE
This antique ceramic jar or vase is believed to be from the 15th century and is of the Mamluk
Ceramic
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H 7.25 in Dm 5.75 in
Mamluk Style Engraved and Punched Brass Jardinière Ottoman Damascus or Egypt
Located in Ottawa, Ontario
A Mamluk style engraved and punched brass jardinière ottoman Damascus or Egypt, early 20th century
Brass
16th Century Syrian Mamluk Spice Jar
Located in Montecito, CA
Beautiful mamluk spice jar.
Ceramic
Two 16th Century Mamluk Blue and White Spice Jars
Located in Montecito, CA
Very early beautiful spice jars from the mid 1600's.
Islamic Mamluk 16th Century Blue Ceramic Jar Vase
By Mamluke
Located in Amsterdam, NL
This is a rare Islamic ceramic Jar made from 'fritware', a sandy, gritty body that is fired with a thick glaze. The decoration is remarkable. The 15th century AD saw the emergence of...
Ceramic
Fritware Jar with Blue and White Oriental Pattern, Mamluk 16th-17th Century
Located in Geelong, Victoria
Mamluk frit - paste jar of ovoid form, decorated in the Chinese manner with scrolling foliage
Pottery
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