Ewer and basin, inlaid with silver
Unique ID： A002
- Attribution
- Amir Tuquzdamur
- Place
- Egypt or Syria
- Period
- Mamluk, 14th century
- Material
- Copper inlaid with silver
- Owner
- Museum of Islamic Art (Egypt)
- Collection No.
- 15089 (ewer), 15038 (basin )
- Description
- A copper ewer distinguished by a straight spout with a blown body in a pear shape and a small basin carrying the title of the Amir “Tuquzdamur”.
- Copyright
- © Museum of Islamic Art
The images of the collection of Museum of Islamic Arts are published with the permission of the museum. - URL
- https://www.miaegypt.org/
- Owner
- The British Museum
- Collection No.
- 1851,0104.1
- Place
- Egypt or Syria
- Period
- 1320-1341 (circa)(circa)
- Description
- Large straight sided basin of raised brass with gold, silver and black inlays decorated with the name, titles and blazon of the Mamluk Sultan al-Nasir Muhammad.
- Copyright
- © The Trustees of the British Museum
- URL
- https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/W_1851-0104-1