SYRIA, FIRST HALF 13TH CENTURY
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A RAQQA TURQUOISE GLAZED POTTERY BOWL
SYRIA, FIRST HALF 13TH CENTURY
Of shallow form on short foot with flat everted rim, the interior of the bowl painted under the glaze in black with a central roundel, surrounded by an inscription divided into three cartouches each with loose calligraphy on dotted ground, these cartouches divided by black vertical strokes, the rim with repeating black dashes, reverse plain but for single black band, glaze pooled around foot, repaired break to rim
10¼in. (26.1cm.) diam.
SYRIA, FIRST HALF 13TH CENTURY
Of shallow form on short foot with flat everted rim, the interior of the bowl painted under the glaze in black with a central roundel, surrounded by an inscription divided into three cartouches each with loose calligraphy on dotted ground, these cartouches divided by black vertical strokes, the rim with repeating black dashes, reverse plain but for single black band, glaze pooled around foot, repaired break to rim
10¼in. (26.1cm.) diam.
Provenance
Formerly American collection, since 1960s
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 17.5% on the buyer's premium.
Brought to you by
Romain Pingannaud
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