Distinctive painted metal figurine depicting a seated Bedouin man holding a pipe on a sculpted tiger skin rug. Detailed features include the folds of his clothing, textured animal hide, tiger’s head, and curling tail.

Believed to date from the late 19th or early 20th century, although the exact age and maker have not been verified. The metal may be bronze, brass, or spelter; its composition is unconfirmed.

Condition: Visible surface wear and substantial loss to the painted finish, with darkened areas and remnants of gold-toned coloring. Please review all photographs closely for condition and details.

It measures 5” long x 1-3/4” tall.

It has some wear to the paint but no physical damages. No makers marks.

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