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EASTERN ANATOLIA, FIRST HALF 14TH CENTURY
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A SIIRT SILVER AND GOLD-INLAID BRASS CANDLESTICK
EASTERN ANATOLIA, FIRST HALF 14TH CENTURY
With waisted cylindrical body, gently sloping shoulder, cylindrical neck and mouth of tapering waisted form, the body finely engraved with a series of cusped cartouches containing scenes of courtly pleasure including hunting, music and drinking, bands of further, smaller cusped cartouches above and below, each containing a pair of various confronted real and mythological animals, each cartouche alternated with a small key-pattern roundel and against a ground of arabesque and scrolling vine, the shoulder, neck and mouth with similar cartouches, most inlay now missing
8 1/8in. (20.4cm.) high
EASTERN ANATOLIA, FIRST HALF 14TH CENTURY
With waisted cylindrical body, gently sloping shoulder, cylindrical neck and mouth of tapering waisted form, the body finely engraved with a series of cusped cartouches containing scenes of courtly pleasure including hunting, music and drinking, bands of further, smaller cusped cartouches above and below, each containing a pair of various confronted real and mythological animals, each cartouche alternated with a small key-pattern roundel and against a ground of arabesque and scrolling vine, the shoulder, neck and mouth with similar cartouches, most inlay now missing
8 1/8in. (20.4cm.) high
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Romain Pingannaud
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