SYRIA, PROBABLY DAMASCUS, 14TH CENTURY
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A MAMLUK POTTERY DISH
SYRIA, PROBABLY DAMASCUS, 14TH CENTURY
Of shallow rounded form with everted rim on short central foot, the white interior painted with a blue interlaced six-pointed flowerhead enclosing panels of black stylised calligraphy and dotted motifs within a similar larger motif, a band of blue hatching just inside the rim, the rim with a band of meandering alternating blue and black flowering vine, the exterior with a band of large spirals, repaired
12 3/8in. (31.6cm.) diam.
SYRIA, PROBABLY DAMASCUS, 14TH CENTURY
Of shallow rounded form with everted rim on short central foot, the white interior painted with a blue interlaced six-pointed flowerhead enclosing panels of black stylised calligraphy and dotted motifs within a similar larger motif, a band of blue hatching just inside the rim, the rim with a band of meandering alternating blue and black flowering vine, the exterior with a band of large spirals, repaired
12 3/8in. (31.6cm.) diam.