Large Antique Islamic Mamluk Revival Inlaid Silver Calligraphy Copper Tray Circa 1880 Redo and Windsor

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The shallow bowl having an intense jade color and incised decoration to the center of the bowl representing a dragon amongst foliage

The case having a sunburst design alternating from ivory to stained sandalwood and inlaid with micro-mosaic

This is an example of the largest of glass sphere vessels blown by Ms

He ran once as a two-year-old at the Doncaster's Champagne Stakes

Large Antique Islamic Mamluk Revival Inlaid Silver Calligraphy Copper Tray Circa 1880 Redo and WindsorThis item has recently sold. Email us and we might have something similar in inventory. A large and fine Islamic Mamluk Revival silver inlaid copper tray, circa 1880. The tray generically referred to as Cairoware is earlier than most and also of very fine quality, the tray likely made in Damascus. The tray's border having four bands of inlaid silver calligraphy in Naskh script and punctuated with circular silver inlaid geometric devices joined with