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拍品專文
Though the iconography on this bowl is made up of several different elements, they are all part of a well-established corpus of motifs which appear on mina'i ware. Sherds in the Metropolitan Museum of Art include a base depicting a camel, saddled yet riderless, within a similar hatched circular border (acc.no.20.120.119). Another sherd depicts a pair of figures sat by a tree with similar dotted leaves, of which the person on the right wears a striped tunic (acc.no.20.120.134 and 20.120.122). The same mock-kufic inscription, somewhat resembling the Arabic word al-dawla, often translated as 'wealth' is also found.
Complete bowls with the same decorative repertoire of figures seated by trees, hatched borders, and a mock-kufic rim have been sold in these Rooms, 6 October 2011, lot 86 and at Christie's Paris, 6 May 2015, lot 108.
Complete bowls with the same decorative repertoire of figures seated by trees, hatched borders, and a mock-kufic rim have been sold in these Rooms, 6 October 2011, lot 86 and at Christie's Paris, 6 May 2015, lot 108.