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It is very rare to find a Kutahya vessel which combines both the use of blue and white decoration found on the rim and the polychrome floral decoration on the body.
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A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF KUTAHYA POTTERY (LOTS 154-157)
Production of Kutahya ceramics can be dated back to as early as 1608 when 'masters who make cups' in the region were ordered to send supplies of soda to the kilns at Iznik (Arthur Lane, Later Islamic Pottery, London, 1957, p.63). Kutahaya ceramics have a long-standing link with the Armenian community who produced many of the wares such as our hanging ornament (lot 156) with inscriptions in Armenian. The inventive designs and the colourful glazes employed during the 18th century came to typify this playful group of ceramics. These four lots are from a collection the first part of which was sold in these Rooms, 25 April 2013, lots 242- 254. A further 8 items from this collection will be offered at Christie's South Kensington on the 11th of October 2013, lot 866 - 873.
A KUTAHYA POTTERY BOWL
OTTOMAN TURKEY, 18TH CENTURY
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A KUTAHYA POTTERY BOWL
OTTOMAN TURKEY, 18TH CENTURY
Rising from short splayed foot to wide rounded body with slightly everted rim, the white ground painted in cobalt-blue, bole-red, green, manganese and yellow with a lower register of colourful rosettes alternated with red flowerheads issuing leaves, an upper register of blue meandering vine, each register with simple blue borders, underside with maker's mark
5in. (12.6cm.) high; 6in. (15.2cm.) diam.
OTTOMAN TURKEY, 18TH CENTURY
Rising from short splayed foot to wide rounded body with slightly everted rim, the white ground painted in cobalt-blue, bole-red, green, manganese and yellow with a lower register of colourful rosettes alternated with red flowerheads issuing leaves, an upper register of blue meandering vine, each register with simple blue borders, underside with maker's mark
5in. (12.6cm.) high; 6in. (15.2cm.) diam.
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Sara Plumbly
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