PERSIA, SYRIA AND ANATOLIA, 15TH-18TH CENTURY
细节
FIVE ISLAMIC POTTERY TILES AND TILE FRAGMENTS
PERSIA, SYRIA AND ANATOLIA, 15TH-18TH CENTURY
Comprising a Damascus square tile, the white ground with a lattice of tendrils linking palmettes, cusped cartouches containing arabesques and saz leaves, late 16th century, cracked, framed; an Iznik tile fragment, the blue ground with similar designs to the above; a Timurid cuerda seca tile of pentagonal form, the blue ground with a white arabesque interlacing turquoise leafy stems, plain turquoise stripe border; and two Kutahya tiles, the white ground painted in Iznik style with large part panels issuing tendrils with palmettes and part flowerheads, one broken in three pieces
Damascus tile approx 11in. (29cm.) square (5)
PERSIA, SYRIA AND ANATOLIA, 15TH-18TH CENTURY
Comprising a Damascus square tile, the white ground with a lattice of tendrils linking palmettes, cusped cartouches containing arabesques and saz leaves, late 16th century, cracked, framed; an Iznik tile fragment, the blue ground with similar designs to the above; a Timurid cuerda seca tile of pentagonal form, the blue ground with a white arabesque interlacing turquoise leafy stems, plain turquoise stripe border; and two Kutahya tiles, the white ground painted in Iznik style with large part panels issuing tendrils with palmettes and part flowerheads, one broken in three pieces
Damascus tile approx 11in. (29cm.) square (5)
来源
Damascus tile: Hagop Kevorkian (label on reverse).