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Marble Jar-Stands from Egypt

EXHIBITED IN THE ISLAMIC galleries of the Metropolitan Museum is a marble stand of peculiar shape and unknown provenance (Figures 1-3), acquired in 192o.1 Carved from a single block of yellowish-white marble with gray veins, it consists of a hollow trunk, chamfered octagonally on the outside, which rests on four hoof-shaped feet. These descend from a calyx of fleshy, rimmed tongues and the spans between them are bridged by tricusped arches. A drawerlike basin that juts from the front of the stand communicates with the hollow of the trunk through an opening which is also bridged by a tricusped arch. The carved decoration of the stand is rather worn