Category:Mosque lamp - Egypt or Syria - 14th century - Gulbenkian museum - Inv. 1033

**Mosque lamp for the mausoleum of Ala al-Din Ali**
	Glass mosque lamp in the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum collection
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Instance of	mosque lamp;
Made from material	glass; vitreous enamel; gold;
Location	Lisbon, Portugal
Country of origin	Mamluk Sultanate;
Owned by	Gustave Samuel de Rothschild; Sir Philip Sassoon, 3rd Baronet; Calouste Gulbenkian (1919–);
Collection	Calouste Gulbenkian Museum;
Inventory number	1033 (Calouste Gulbenkian Museum);
Inception	c. 1329 (after 1329);
Diameter	21 cm (rim); 13.5 cm (foundation);
Height	31 cm;
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English: Mosque lamp - Egypt or Syria - 14th century (after 1321) - Mamluk period - Gulbenkian museum - Inv. 1033. Mosque lamp commissioned by Emir Ali Ibn Baktamur. it entered the European market in yhe mid-19th century and was bought by Gulbenkian from the Franch Baron Gustave Rothschild in 1919 (according to cartel).