Vintage Moroccan Brass Tea Pot Kettle

This antique brass tea kettle, meticulously handcrafted in the late 19th century, is a remarkable example of traditional Islamic metal artistry. Originating from Morocco, the piece s...

This elegant antique Middle Eastern brass dallah coffee pot is a beautiful representation of traditional Arabic craftsmanship and cultural herita...

Antique Middle Eastern etched Arabic brass dallah / coffee pot with long spout, flip top lid, and two tone woven leather wrapped handle. Dimensions: 12" ...

Quality 19th Century antique Middle Eastern copper coffee pot, having a quality 19th century copper coffee pot with a beautifully shaped bulbous body raised on a pierced circular sha...

Antique Victorian quality brass spirit kettle on stand having a quality ornate brass kettle on its original stand with the original brass burner Dimensions: Height 32.5 cm Width 2...

Antique Scottish brass Hot Toddy / tea / Coffee kettle with low round body, small goose neck terminating in a bird spout, four round mushroom shaped feet, to...

Middle Eastern Moorish style monumental brass ewer with incised and enamel decoration.

Quality 19th Century antique Middle Eastern copper coffee pot, having a quality 19th century copper coffee pot with a beautifully shaped bulbous body raised on a circular shaped base...

This item is a vintage brass Aftaba (also known as an Aftabeh or Surahi), a traditional water ewer historically used across India and the Middle East for handwashing, serving liquids or Islamic rituals. Given the stamped "INDIA" text on the underside and its smooth, unetched style, this piece is likely a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative export item inspired by classic Mughal-style metalwork. It features a bulbous pear-shaped body, a tall neck and a long, straight-angled spout designed for a clean pour. The domed top includes a functional hinge attached directly to a heavy, sweeping "S-shape" handle. The vessel stands on three small, rounded peg feet cast directly into the underside, which provides stabilization on uneven surfaces. Unlike many common Indian brass ewers...

Middle Eastern Moorish style (20th Cent) brass ewer with incised decoration