PROBABLY KIRMAN, SOUTH EAST PERSIA, SECOND HALF 17TH CENTURY
Details
A SAFAVID LUSTRE AND COBALT BLUE SOFT PASTE PORCELAIN BOWL
PROBABLY KIRMAN, SOUTH EAST PERSIA, SECOND HALF 17TH CENTURY
Of deep rounded form with slightly everted rim on short short foot, the white interior painted in lustre with a central roundel depicting a pair of peacocks amongst floral sprays, the sides with stylised streams with fish ponds flanked by a variety of floral sprays and stylised trees, the exterior with bold lustre floral sprays and flying cranes on a deep cobalt-blue ground, rim chip, hair cracks with slight associated stains
7.7/8in. (20cm.) diam.
PROBABLY KIRMAN, SOUTH EAST PERSIA, SECOND HALF 17TH CENTURY
Of deep rounded form with slightly everted rim on short short foot, the white interior painted in lustre with a central roundel depicting a pair of peacocks amongst floral sprays, the sides with stylised streams with fish ponds flanked by a variety of floral sprays and stylised trees, the exterior with bold lustre floral sprays and flying cranes on a deep cobalt-blue ground, rim chip, hair cracks with slight associated stains
7.7/8in. (20cm.) diam.
Provenance
Kelekian Collection (old label on underside)