Antique c.1900 Mamluk Revival Silver & Copper Inlay over Brass Vase American Folk Art Depth: 3"

Depth:  3"

in the wood is another Wilhelm Imhoff Casell mark

The entire figure and base is hand carved and entirely hand painted

The basket is hallmarked by Robert and David Hennell

signed and dated 1982

Antique c.1900 Mamluk Revival Silver & Copper Inlay over Brass Vase American Folk Art Depth: 3"The style of this vase is known as Mamluk Revival a manner of style that was popular during the late 1900's. The Mamluks being rulers of much of Egypt & Syria during the 13th to the early 16th centuries. The vase is a slender baluster form with bulbous body, narrow neck with a wide flaring trumpet mouth and cylindrical foot. The vase is formed from Brass and inlaid with Copper and Silver producing a detailed decoration and scrolling Arabesque designs