Mosque lamp, gilded and enameled, Egypt, 1330-1345 14th Century Egyptian. ( Mosque-lamp. Made for Saif al-Din Tuquztamur of Hama (c. 1345), officer of Sultan Muhammad ibn Qala'un Middle East,Levant,Syria ) Lamo=p on the right side ( Inscription of Sayf Al-Din Shakhu al Nasiri ( 1300-55 ) Cairo Egypt Egyptian.

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