A handsome antique brass dallah — the traditional Arabian coffee pot used for serving qahwa, spiced cardamom coffee central to Gulf hospitality culture. This example carries real provenance: the base is stamped with Arabic maker’s script and Patent No. 143232, consistent with early 20th century British patent registration, indicating manufacture for the export or tourist trade, likely Egypt or the Arabian Gulf, circa 1900–1940.

The classic form is all here — elongated curved spout, domed finial lid with hinge, loop handle, and a bulbous body hand-worked with a dot-punched floral motif. Rich aged patina throughout. A collectible piece with documented origins, not just a decorative reproduction. 14-1/4” tall x 11-1/2” wide