Antique Persian Mamluk (?) Engraved Brass Plate w/ Royalty astride a camel, includes a peacock,  elephant and a man servant. This brass plate measures 7.5" in diameter and .5" in height with the raised rim.There are no dent or scratches in this piece. The peacock  is a symbol of Persian  monarchy and is a popular motif in Persian design. The elephant refers to the epic hero Rostam from the Shah-Namah (Book of Kings), and symbolizes a force of conquest from India.  The camel was one of the first domesticated draft animals and is inextricably bound with Persian history. This plate is representative of Ancient Persian  Culture. Unusual in that the plate depicts a possible hunting scene unlike the traditional flowered pieces. Shipping by USPS Mail services or alternate shipping services.