SYRIA, 13TH CENTURY
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A RAQQA BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY HANDLED POT
SYRIA, 13TH CENTURY
Of slightly tapering cylindrical form with everted lip on short foot, a simple handle linking the rim and lower body, the sides painted in cobalt-blue with a zigzag band dividing triangular panels of dense floral motifs, much of the rim damaged, otherwise intact; and A RAQQA BLUE, TURQUOISE AND WHITE POTTERY BOWL with T-section rim on short foot, the white interior with two central fish within a broad band of paired radiating blue and turquoise stripes, the rim and exterior with simple blue striped decoration, repaired clean breaks
8¼ (21cm.) and 8.5/8in. (22cm.) diam. (2)
SYRIA, 13TH CENTURY
Of slightly tapering cylindrical form with everted lip on short foot, a simple handle linking the rim and lower body, the sides painted in cobalt-blue with a zigzag band dividing triangular panels of dense floral motifs, much of the rim damaged, otherwise intact; and A RAQQA BLUE, TURQUOISE AND WHITE POTTERY BOWL with T-section rim on short foot, the white interior with two central fish within a broad band of paired radiating blue and turquoise stripes, the rim and exterior with simple blue striped decoration, repaired clean breaks
8¼ (21cm.) and 8.5/8in. (22cm.) diam. (2)