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QAJAR IRAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY
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A POTTERY BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL)
QAJAR IRAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Of typical form, on short straight foot, the polychrome painted decoration depicting courtly scenes in elongated lobed medallions, a Qajar youth addresses a bearded man smoking a huqqa to one side, the same youth is handed a kashkul to the other side, the rounded top and ends with birds perched on a rising floral spray reserved on blue field, on white ground, with suspension chain
9in. (23cm.) long
QAJAR IRAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Of typical form, on short straight foot, the polychrome painted decoration depicting courtly scenes in elongated lobed medallions, a Qajar youth addresses a bearded man smoking a huqqa to one side, the same youth is handed a kashkul to the other side, the rounded top and ends with birds perched on a rising floral spray reserved on blue field, on white ground, with suspension chain
9in. (23cm.) long
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