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Bowl
Egyptian or Syrian?, 19th century

Islamic World
.248 D. x .12 H.
Brass

Classification: Metalwork

Object is currently not on view

Broad band of inscriptions broken by circles with interlaced geometric ornament. Above a pierced border of arabesques; below, a band of interlaced circles. Silver inlay forms part of the decoration. This is an early tourist piece, possibly in Mamluk revival style of Egypt or Syria.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Gift of Miss Mary E. Graves Norcross, 1910
Accession number: 10.255

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