CENTRAL PERSIA, SECOND HALF 13TH CENTURY
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TWO KASHAN MOULDED LUSTRE AND COBALT-BLUE INSCRIPTION BORDER TILES
CENTRAL PERSIA, SECOND HALF 13TH CENTURY
Each of rectangular form, the lustre ground with white spiralling arabesque vine surrounded by minuscule floral motifs left in reserve and surrounding a raised cobalt-blue naskh inscription, one with repaired clean break, the other with retouched chip, mounted and framed together
each 5 7/8 x 10 7/8in. (14.8 x 27.8cm.) (2)
CENTRAL PERSIA, SECOND HALF 13TH CENTURY
Each of rectangular form, the lustre ground with white spiralling arabesque vine surrounded by minuscule floral motifs left in reserve and surrounding a raised cobalt-blue naskh inscription, one with repaired clean break, the other with retouched chip, mounted and framed together
each 5 7/8 x 10 7/8in. (14.8 x 27.8cm.) (2)