A GOLD-DAMASCENED OPENWORK STEEL PEN CASE (QALAMDAN)
Qajar Iran, 19th century
With rounded ends and a sliding tray, inlaid in gold, the openwork top decorated with two lobed Arabic calligraphic cartouches, the first reading the bismillah, set against a scrolling vegetal ground, the negative space filled with foliate sprays, the sides decorated with simplified vegetal bands and chevron motifs, the underside plain, 20cm long.
Sold for £450
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