An antique Arab brass coffee pot, also known as dallah, was commonly used in the 19th century. This coffee pot has an elongated spout, a hinged lid and an elegant handle. It was traditionally made of brass and adorned with intricate designs, serving as a symbol of hospitality and culture in Arab households. The coffee pot was used to brew and serve Arabic coffee, a strong and aromatic drink that played an important social role in Arab societies. The dallah was an essential part of coffee ceremonies and gatherings, bringing people together over a warm cup of coffee and fostering conversation and camaraderie. Antique Islamic Metalware Vessels, Coffee and Teapots, Home Decor and Collectibles.