Bol mamelouk en cuivre, Égypte, XIVème/XVème siècle A Mamluk brass bowl Egypt, 14th/ 15th Century of rounded form, the sides tapering towards a slightly everted rim, engraved with a series of cartouches filled with inscriptions in thuluth on a ground of split palmettes, interspersed by roundels containing flowerheads and vegetal interlace 33 cm. diam. Footnotes: Inscriptions: mimma 'umila bi-rasm al-sitt al-jalil[a?] / zamzam bint al-mu'allim 'abd al-wahhab, 'One of what was made for the glorious(?) lady Zamzam bint al-Mu'allim (the teacher) 'Abd al-Wahhab'; la zilta ya maliki ma dumta fi da'a wa inta min kull hamm khali al-bali, 'May you, O my possessor always live in serenity And Your mind be free from all worries'; al-'izz wa al-nasr wa al-iqbal wa al-ni'am wa al-jud wa al-majd, 'Glory and victory and prosperity and grace and generosity and splendour'. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing