PROBABLY MESHED, NORTH EAST PERSIA, FIRST HALF 17TH CENTURY
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A SAFAVID BLUE, BLACK AND WHITE SOFT PASTE PORCELAIN VASE
PROBABLY MESHED, NORTH EAST PERSIA, FIRST HALF 17TH CENTURY
Of voluptuous baluster form with short vertical neck, the white body painted with a broad band of bold floral sprays and flying birds together with two large birds with elaborately trailing tail-feathers, a lobed band of cloud-motifs above with flying birds, bands of scrolling motifs below, leafy meander around the mouth, the underside of the foot with a tassel mark, rim restored, slight stain, otherwise intact
10¼in. (26.1cm.) high
PROBABLY MESHED, NORTH EAST PERSIA, FIRST HALF 17TH CENTURY
Of voluptuous baluster form with short vertical neck, the white body painted with a broad band of bold floral sprays and flying birds together with two large birds with elaborately trailing tail-feathers, a lobed band of cloud-motifs above with flying birds, bands of scrolling motifs below, leafy meander around the mouth, the underside of the foot with a tassel mark, rim restored, slight stain, otherwise intact
10¼in. (26.1cm.) high