A box from Khorasan that was inlaid with silver was sold at Sotheby’s auction in the British capital of London for 100800 thousand pounds, or 2. 709. 504 Egyptian pounds.
This came during the auction held by the house, in London, entitled “The Arts of the Islamic and Indian World”, including the eastern carpets, which includes the auction many paper manuscripts and different Quranic Qur’an in terms of form and design, in addition to Islamic manual carpets.
The pen box, which is rectangular with an accepted top, embossed and silver faces on the sides, double shapes assembled on the four sides on an Arabesque background, written paintings in the back and front, and an upper section with an opening in the shape of an A joint nicker, a pink pink knot, and a suspension ring, is 28.5 cm high, according to the auction house.
He inscribed phrases like “Glory and Revelation,” “Glory and prosperity,” and “Blessed by its owner Mahmoud bin Muhammad bin Abi Naam, also known by the moniker Hajj Khawajji Al-Bukhari,” along with his signature in silver on the pen box.
Selling a silver pen box for 2.7 million pounds in a global auction .. know the specifics
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