A pair of Iznik-style glass mosque lamps, Europe for the Islamic market, 19th/20th century
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Arts of the Islamic World
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London
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A pair of Iznik-style glass mosque lamps, Europe for the Islamic market, 19th/20th century
of characteristic form with six applied lug handles, of transparent glass with polychrome enamel decoration, with carnations throughout and pseudo-inscriptions around the neck
Quantity: 2
34.5cm. height.
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Quantity: 2
34.5cm. height.
Catalogue Note
inscriptions
Both with identical inscriptions (some imprecisions):
ma sha’ allah / [ma] sha’ allah/ [a]l-‘ali al-mawlawi
‘What God Wills. What God Wills. The High, the Lordly’
Both with identical inscriptions (some imprecisions):
ma sha’ allah / [ma] sha’ allah/ [a]l-‘ali al-mawlawi
‘What God Wills. What God Wills. The High, the Lordly’
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