Elaborate Silver-Plated Pedestal Incense Burner and Mebkhara Set

This is a tall, ornate incense burner (Mebkhara) that is characteristic of Middle Eastern or North African metalwork. The piece stands approximately 24 to 30 inches tall and is constructed from what appears to be silver-plated brass or white metal. It features a large, domed charcoal vessel at the summit, adorned with intricate floral and scrollwork repouss metal patterns. The burner is supported by a slender, baluster-style stem with decorative knops, leading down to a wide, flared base with scalloped edges. It is displayed on a tiered circular wooden stand with a cherry-colored finish. Surrounding the base are various ritual or decorative accessories, including smaller metal canisters, a lighter, and glass jars containing aromatic resins or woods. The metal shows a mix of bright polish and darker oxidation in the recessed areas of the engraving, typical for items of mid-20th-century vintage or high-quality modern reproductions. While no specific maker's mark is visible, the craftsmanship suggests traditional artisan production. The item appears to be in good used condition, showing light surface scratches and minor patina consistent with regular use and handling.