Traditional Dallah, Brass And Bronze, H 21 Cm, Persian Gulf 19th Century, For Kawa

Dallah دلة in embossed brass for the lid and engraved brass with a burin for the body.
Decorated with stylized flowers and a small medallion engraved with a signature.
The lid receives a prominent fretel, the bronze handle ends at the end with a beautiful mustache attachment.
This type of very particular large 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, early 20th century and of splendid quality, a beautiful object, a beautiful patina.

## The last photo shows a large Dallah which is on the first page of our Proantic gallery.

# A dallah (in Arabic: دلة) is a traditional Arabic coffee pot used for centuries to prepare and serve qahwa (gahwa).
Qahwa is an Arabic coffee obtained by a ritual in several stages, and khaleeji, 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 states of the Persian Gulf. The color whose symbolism is the simplest to understand is gold, its ties 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 essentially of copper and zinc, in variable proportions, whose direct manufacture from appropriate ores was already mastered. by metallurgists before Antiquity.
Dimensions: Height: 21cm (9") - width: 23cm (9") - diameter: 11.5cm (4.5") - weight: 571grs
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