Traditional Dallah Coffee Pot, Brass And Bronze, H 31 Cm, Persian Gulf 19th Century

Beautiful and heavy Dallah دلة in repoussé engraved brass for the lid and chisel engraved brass for the body.
Decorated with stylized flowers and a medallion engraved with a signature or a dedicated text.
The lid receives a prominent fretel, the bronze handle ends at both ends with two very beautiful attachments.
This type of large, covered and very particular ornamented pouring spout is present in the Persian Gulf and in Central Asia, we have the advantage of finding it complete.
The whole in very good condition, from the 19th century and of splendid quality, a beautiful object, a beautiful patina.
# A dallah (Arabic: دلة) is a traditional Arabic coffee pot used for centuries to prepare and serve qahwa (gahwa).
Qahwa is an Arabic coffee made through a multi-step ritual,
and khaleeji is a spicy and bitter coffee traditionally served during holidays such as Eid al-Fitr.
# Kuwait, Iraq, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates make up the Persian Gulf states.
The color whose symbolism is easiest to understand is gold; its connections with the sun and gold have made it an emblem of divine power, perfection and majesty.
# Brasses are yellow alloys, very ductile and malleable, composed mainly of copper and zinc, in variable proportions, whose direct manufacture from suitable ores was already mastered by metallurgists before Antiquity.
Dimensions: Height: 31 cm - width: 31.5 cm - diameter: 15 cm, weight: 1185 grs
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