Large vintage Arabic brass dallah coffee pot measuring approximately 14 inches tall, featuring a traditional Bedouin form with long curved spout, hinged lid, and tall decorative finial. The body bears a stamped Arabic maker’s mark, indicating workshop production typical of mid-20th-century Middle Eastern brassware.

This style of dallah was traditionally used for serving Arabic coffee in Bedouin and Saudi coffee ceremonies, and today they are widely collected as decorative pieces and cultural artifacts.

• Mid-20th century handmade brass dallah

• Produced in Levant / Ottoman-influenced workshops

• Sold throughout the Middle East including Saudi Arabia

• Height: approx. 14 in
  Weight: 3 lb 13.7 oz

Many were purchased by military personnel or travelers in the 1950s–70s. Previous owners of the estate lived in the Philippines back in the 70's and traveled all over the region during that time.