A CAST BRONZE FOOTED BRAZIER STAND
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE LONDON COLLECTION
Possibly Khorasan, North Eastern Iran, 10th - 12th century

Of typical shape, resting on an openwork domed base surmounting three hooved feet, rising to a long cylindrical shaft, the terminals designed with two compressed globular bulbs, the neck topped with an everted rim, 22cm diam. and 47.5cm high.

A similar pierced stand, with three lion-shaped feet, is part of The Khalili Collection (MTW 1080).