Hand-Engraved Brass Mırra Coffee Pot — Early 20th Century Masterpiece
This is not merely a vessel; it is a profound historical artifact hailing from the early 20th Century. Originating from the twilight of the Ottoman era, this "Mırra" pot represents the pinnacle of Eastern coffee culture and artisanal brasswork. Such pieces were commissioned for elite households and social gatherings, where the preparation of bitter coffee was a sacred ritual of hospitality.
"The extreme rarity of this pot lies in its authenticated origin. Unlike mass-produced replicas, this piece features an Authentic Maker's Stamp on its base, serving as a signature of quality and historical lineage. Finding a stamped Mırra pot from the early 1900s in such preserved condition is an exceptional discovery for serious collectors of Islamic art and Ottoman metalware."
| Period | Early 20th Century (Early 1900s / Ottoman Era) |
| Authentication | Original Maker's Stamp (Verified on base) |
| Material | Solid Industrial Brass with genuine aged patina |
| Height | Impressive 24 cm stature |
| Design Elements | Iconic Crescent Moon finial, handcrafted bird motifs on lid and spout, and intricate hand-chiselled body engravings. |
The pot retains a magnificent, deep golden-brown patina that only centuries can bestow. Every detail, from the delicate bird figures to the robust handle, remains structurally sound. The hand-stamped markings on the bottom are clear and legible, providing the crucial provenance required for investment-grade antiques.