Lot Essay
A closely related bowl is in the Benaki Museum (Gift of Marina Lappa-Diomidous, 720, Anna Ballian, Benaki Museum, A Guide to the Museum of Islamic Art, Athens, 2006, cat.148, p.118).
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KASHAN, IRAN, 14TH CENTURY
Details
A COBALT, TURQUOISE-BLUE AND BLACK GLAZED POTTERY BOWL
KASHAN, IRAN, 14TH CENTURY
Of rounded form on short straight foot, rimless, with radial design, each panel alternatively decorated with white thuluth script reserved against hatched ground, and geometrical or stylized floral lattice, the exterior with radiating stylized petals, repaired breaks, otherwise good condition
8½in. (21.7cm.) diam.
KASHAN, IRAN, 14TH CENTURY
Of rounded form on short straight foot, rimless, with radial design, each panel alternatively decorated with white thuluth script reserved against hatched ground, and geometrical or stylized floral lattice, the exterior with radiating stylized petals, repaired breaks, otherwise good condition
8½in. (21.7cm.) diam.
Provenance
Formerly UK private collection formed in the late 1970s, acquired by the present owner in 1994
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