Egyptian Mashrabiyya Cabinet with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
Egypt, Late 19th to Early 20th Century
An ornate architectural cabinet crafted from wood, ivory, and ebony, richly inlaid with mother-of-pearl. The front is defined by two large Moorish-style arches with scalloped outlines, flanked by smaller arched niches capped with a carved frieze and mashrabiyya lattice panels. The lower section features two intricately inlaid square doors and open side compartments, all raised on a solid base plinth. This piece exemplifies the fusion of Islamic design and Ottoman-era Egyptian craftsmanship, showcasing precision joinery and lavish decorative inlay.
Dimensions: H 234 × W 100 × D 42 cm
