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拍品 284
A DAMASCUS POTTERY TILE
OTTOMAN SYRIA, CIRCA 1700
已結束2010年11月4日
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GBP 15,000
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In Ottoman Damascus many Mamluk designs were still retained. This tile is a case in point. Mamluk examples of paired candlesticks are well known, such as a carved marble panel from Cairo formerly in the Badriyya Madrasa (Esin Atil, Renaissance of Islam, Washington D.C., 1981, no. 111, pp. 218-19). There the candlesticks have a pronounced Mamluk form. Another Damascus tiled panel with similar candlesticks and imitation marble stonework is in the Darvishiya Mosque, Damascus, dating from 1574-75 AD (Islamic Art II, Genoa and New York, 1987, col. pl. XIII).