Incense Burner of King Saud
Item Name: Silver-Plated and Gem-Studded Metal Incense Burner - Attributed to King Saud
Period: 1950s - Reign of King Saud (circa 1953-1964)
Material: Silver-plated metal, hand-engraved, inlaid with semi-precious stones
Dimensions: (To be confirmed after precise measurement)
Detailed Description:
A distinguished royal incense burner attributed to King Saud bin Abdulaziz, the second King of Saudi Arabia. This piece is crafted from silver-plated metal with intricate hand-engraved floral designs and is adorned with black semi-precious stones on both sides. At the center is the emblem of Saudi Arabia (two crossed swords and a palm tree), prominently featured and carefully carved.
It is believed that this piece was either made for or presented to the king during official royal occasions in the 1950s. Its exceptional craftsmanship, preserved silver plating, and original gemstones make it a rare collectible of historical and national value.
Condition: Excellent - silver plating and inlaid stones fully intact
Historical Note: The attribution is based on the emblem, craftsmanship, and stylistic elements consistent with documented royal items from King Saud's era, similar to pieces in official collections and national museums.