CENTRAL ASIA, 10TH/11TH CENTURY
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A SAMARKAND POTTERY BOWL
CENTRAL ASIA, 10TH/11TH CENTURY
Of conical form rising from a short foot, the underglaze slip-painted decoration showing a large vigorous gazelle running in a split palmette scroll, the details highlighted with a deep brown line, a red lobed palmette rising behind the gazelle's back, the decoration bordered by a red ring under the rim, repaired areas of restoration
13½in. (34.4cm.) diam.
CENTRAL ASIA, 10TH/11TH CENTURY
Of conical form rising from a short foot, the underglaze slip-painted decoration showing a large vigorous gazelle running in a split palmette scroll, the details highlighted with a deep brown line, a red lobed palmette rising behind the gazelle's back, the decoration bordered by a red ring under the rim, repaired areas of restoration
13½in. (34.4cm.) diam.
Provenance
U.A.E. market in 1999
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William Robinson
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