A Persian Glazed Bowl

A Persian Glazed Bowl Circa Early 13th Century A.D. Diameter 5 3/4 inches (14.7 cm). Property from Anne Gurewich Gordon, Bethesda, Maryland Provenance: Art Market, New York, 1970s-1980s; where

Two antique Persian glazed bowls: yellow and blue with birds; together with blue and white; each with Arabic inscriptions; probably 14th/15th Century;; D: 9¼" (larger)

Unusual design with teardrop shaped swirling pattern. Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centu

**Originally Listed At $450** Near East, Persia (current day Iran and Turkey), ca. early 20th century CE. A fabulous pottery bowl comprised of a flared rim, shallow basin, and round bottom, all sittin

A Persian Brown Glazed Bowl Nishapur, 9th/10th Century, painted with yellow calligraphy and motifs. 7.75ins diameter.

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8 inches diameter, 3.75 inche

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8.2 inches diameter, 3.75 inc

A Persian turquoise glazed bowl, c. 12th Century, with narrow ring foot and light deposits. H: 2 1/4 in (5.7 cm); Dia: 4 3/4 in (12.1 cm). Ex Connecticut private collection.

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8.5 inches diameter, 4.2 inch

Persian Glazed Ceramic Bowl, Afghanistan, footed form with incised decoration of a two horned deer in stylized floral forms in cream colored glaze with green and brown overglaze. Dimensions: 8.25 in.

Back at auction due to non-payinig bidder? Near East, Persia (modern Iran), ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A gathering of 2 hand-built pottery bowls, each adorned with vibrant floral decorations b

Group of 4 Ancient Persian Ceramic Glazed Bowls. Largest Size: 3.25'' x 7.25'' x 7.25'' (8 x 18 x 18 cm). Philadelphia estate.

From a Pawling NY estate .

Title: Lot Of 3 Early Antique Persian Pottery Glazed Bowls Floral Birds Description:Bright greens and blues decorate these lovely early bowls, with floral and bird motifs. Circa:Unknown • Measur

An antique Persian glazed white bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1895. The Persian underglaze blue on white slip, which imitated the Chinese blue-and-white of the Yuan and Ming

An antique Persian glazed white bowl with hand-painted blue decor. Qajar period, 1795 to 1895. The Persian underglaze blue on white slip, which imitated the Chinese blue-and-white of the Yuan and Ming

Lot of four Persian glazed pottery bowls and pitcher. Three bowls [4 1/2" to 6" Dia], one pitcher [ 8 1/2" H x 5" Dia]. Repaired and restored, some chips and losses.

Five Ancient Glazed Pottery DishesFive ancient, probably all Persian, glazed pottery bowls and dishes: three turquoise colored, one very pale turquoise and deep lapis lazuli blue; all with iridescent

Ancient Persian turquoise glazed pottery bowl, c. 12th c, earthenware with green and black glazed interior, and unglazed white and red clay exterior, the interior decorated with geometric banding, pap

Ancient Persian Islamic glazed Ceramic Bowl c.14th century AD. Size 10 3/4 inches diameter x 4 3/4 inches high. Large ceramic footed bowl with flanged rim, decorated with painted geometric patterns, s

Persian, possibly Port Saint Symeon, ca. 12th to 13th century CE. A polychrome terracotta glazed bowl on a narrow, raised foot, decorated on the the interior with a painted and incised register of abs

Persia (Iran), Nishapur area, ca. late 10th century to early 13th century CE. This bowl, with steep sides and a small foot, is glazed with a dark green and decorated with black floral and geometric pa

A very rare and impressive antique to ancient ceramic vessel with ornate animal motifs and decorative elements. Excavations in Nishapur, one of the capitals of the Samanid Empire (874-1005), in what i

Persian Nishapur Glazed Ceramic Bowl, flared conical form in buff glaze decorated with Kufic script in overglaze manganese brown. Dimensions: 9.75 in. dia. 3.75 in.h. Condition: Some repairs to one si