A lantern and two enameled bowls, Syria, Damascus, late 19th - early 20th century In copper with repoussé, chased, openwork and enameled decoration. The bipartite lantern has a domed upper part with an openwork metal socket and enameled decoration of birds alternating with mandorles decorated with inscriptions on a floral and openwork background. The lower part is openwork and enamelled with floral stems around four holes designed to hold oil receptacles (missing). With its hook and three hanging chains. Electrified; The bowls, with swollen bellies and straight lips, are enameled with a frieze of floral decoration on the larger bowl, and on either side of a wavy line on the smaller bowl. H. lamp: 29 cm; diameter: 23 cm; d. pots: 20 and 16 cm Wear, accidents, enamel chips. A Syrian Enameled Copper Lantern and two Bowls, Damascus, late 19th - early 20th century Maison Tarazi Collection - Lots 280 to 295