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Revision as of 07:10, 10 May 2026

Ottoman Bronze Lamp Chain
Artifact ID 04_01_OttomanBronzeLampChain
Rarity Common
Era Medieval
Native to Troy (Turkey)
Toughness 200.0
Sale value 40
Materials bronze

Ottoman Bronze Lamp Chain — common Medieval artifact.

A multi-link bronze chain assembly used to suspend oil lamps from mosque ceilings, featuring ornate openwork links with arabesque patterns and a central hook. These functional yet decorative fittings were essential fixtures in Ottoman religious architecture.

Read more about mosque lamp on Wikipedia