Arte Islamica An Iznik pottery dish Ottoman Turkey,

Iznik Pottery Dish, possibly 17th C., Ottoman Turkey Dimensions: 12.25" Dia. Property from the estate of an esteemed archaeologist and scholar, Princeton, NJ.

Iznik Pottery Dish, possibly 17th C., Ottoman Turkey Dimensions: 11.25" Dia. Property from the estate of an esteemed archaeologist and scholar, Princeton, NJ.

A VERY RARE ISLAMIC OTTOMAN IZNIK POTTERY DISH TURKEY, CIRCA 16TH CENTURY.On short foot, with sloping rim, the painted blue, green and bole red decoration with a radial floral design articulated aroun

Ottoman Iznik pottery 'grape' dish, 16th/17th c., modern day Turkey, blue and green underglaze decoration with central roundel of three large bunches of grapes with spiraling tendrils and leaves, zigz

AN IZNIK POTTERY DISH Turkey, 17th century, shallow rounded form with an everted rim, the interior well decorated with a central saz leaf surrounded by sprays of tulips and carnations, the rim with a

Underglaze painted with cobalt blue with central rosette and radial stylized motif under transparent glaze. Traces of guilded decoration under the upper rim. Double circle mark at the base.

An Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 17th Century. Decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. The rim is stylized with a wave and ro

A rare Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 17th Century decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. Diameter 11 1/4 ins. (29cms). Prove

An Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 16th/17th Century decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict roses, tulips and other flowers. Diameter 11 3/4 inches.

2 Iznik Pottery Plates, possibly 17th C., Ottoman Turkey Dimensions: Each 10.25" Dia. Property from the estate of an esteemed archaeologist and scholar, Princeton, NJ.

A rimless Kutahya pottery dish celebrating the 1908 revolution of Ottoman Turkey, ca.1908. Polychrome painted decoration consisting of a wide floral spray and an inscription in Armenian across.Literat

Islamic Art A tinned copper bowl engraved with split palmettes and saz leaves Safavid Iran or Ottoman Turkey, 17th century . . Cm 16,50 x 9,00. Defects.

Islamic Art A pair of mother-of-pearl inlaid wooden hammam clogs Ottoman Turkey, 19th century . . Cm 25,50 x 16,00.

Islamic Art A pair of mother-of-pearl inlaid wooden hammam clogs Ottoman Turkey, 19th century . . Cm 25,50 x 16,00.

A 19TH CENTURY TURKISH OTTOMAN KUTAHIYA CIRCULAR POTTERY DISH, with Iznik style floral decoration, 25.5cm diameter.

Islamic Art A pair Ottoman gilded overlaid steel scribe's scissors finely decorated with leaves and flowers Turkey, 19th century. . Cm 24,00. Dimensions: lenght 23 and 24 cm

Islamic Art A group of five Ottoman textiles embroidered with flowers Turkey, Anatolia,17th-19th century Silk and metal threads on linen. . Cm 23,00 x 170,00.

Islamic Art A group of five Ottoman textiles with floral embroidery Turkey, 18th century Silk thread on linen. . Cm 30,00 x 198,00. Provenance: Private collection, Central Italy.

Rare Iznik Pottery ChargerOttoman Turkey, Early 17th Century decorated throughout in blues, green, black and red and depicting a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. The rim is stylised with a

Antique collection of four Middle Eastern Kutahya ceramic vessels hand-painted with polychrome Iznik-style floral motifs. After Iznik, Kutahya was Ottoman Turkey's most important center of ceramic pro

An Iznik Pottery Dish 17th Century Diameter 10 1/2 inches. Provenance: Private Collection, Germany. Acquired from the above 3 January 1989 (with invoice). Property from the Estate of Joan Conway Cranc

Iznik Pottery Dish Unmarked. 2 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. diam.

Islamic Art Ottoman Qur'an dated 1208 AH (1793-94 AD) and signed Seyyed Muhammad al-ma'ruf bi-hami, student of the famous calligrapher Seyyed Ali al-Wasfi (active in 1762 AD). . Cm 12,50 x 18,00. Rest

An Iznik Pottery Dish Likely 16th Century Diameter 13 3/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin