A FIGURAL IZNIK POTTERY DISH
A FIGURAL IZNIK POTTERY DISH
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A FIGURAL IZNIK POTTERY DISH

OTTOMAN TURKEY, MID 17TH CENTURY

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A FIGURAL IZNIK POTTERY DISH
OTTOMAN TURKEY, MID 17TH CENTURY
The white ground decorated in cobalt-blue, bole-red, green and black with a central standing figure, a spray of flowers either side, the rim with alternating flowers and leaves, the reverse with alternating stylised motifs, drill hole to foot, old collection stickers on the base, intact
10 1/2in. (26.5cm.) diam.
來源
Joseph Soustiel, Paris

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Behnaz Atighi Moghaddam
Behnaz Atighi Moghaddam Head of Sale

拍品專文

In the 16th century the use of figural decoration on Iznik dishes is very rare indeed, however more playful figural pieces like the present lot came into fashion by the middle of the following century. This charming dish depicts a man wearing salvar (baggy trousers) and a short-sleeved jacket. He is playing clappers with one in each hand and most likely is intended to be a musician. A very similar dish is in the Ömer Koç Collection (Hülya Bilgi, The Ömer Koç Iznik Collection, Istanbul, 2015, p.518). Another dish with a man holding clappers was sold at Bonhams London, 2 October 2012, lot 73.

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