GROUP OF KASHAN GLAZED POTTERY VESSELS

Ca. AD 1200 - 1400 A group of four glazed pottery vessels, including, from left to right: a turquoise-glazed bottle with a faceted body with concave sides, a short spreading neck and a flaring mouth; a spouted vessel with a pear-shaped body and narrow neck, decorated in black with ovals enclosing stylised vegetal motifs beneath a turquoise glaze; a blue-green glazed bottle with a polygonal body, short neck and low foot; and a squat vessel with a conical body, decorated with vertical cobalt blue stripes against a cream ground. Size: 45-125mm x 55-125mm; Weight: 620g Provenance: From a private UK collection; formerly in the S.S. collection, assembled from the 1970s onwards.

Estimate:$266.15

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