Iznik Pottery Plates, possibly 17th C.

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.

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.

Japanese Arita plate, possibly 17th century, decorated with shepherd and sheep, floral panel border, 8-3/8 in.; small Canton plate with pagodas in landscape, 7-1/4 in.; plate with large landscape, flo

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

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

Group antique Thai pottery figures, Possibly 14th-17th c., (8) Sawankhalok Sukothai figures, including three celadon parcel-glazed and five brown-glazed figures of people and animals, 4"h (tallest), 1

RARE EARLY IZNIK TILES WITH SAZ LEAF DECORATIONS. IN OLD WOOD FRAME WORK. CRACK AND WARE PRESENT. Both tiles have a hairline crack.

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

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

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

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 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.

Pottery plate. Ottoman Turkish. Iznick ware. 17th century. Floral decoration. Rim fritted and with age lines. 10in diameter. Provenance: Esin-Engin Ansay Collection.

A lot of two 17th-century Persian Safavid or Iznik pottery hand-painted tiles with stylized polychrome floral decoration. On the back is a Christie's sale label. Dimensions: 8 x 5 1/4 in., (20 x 13cm.

Group of (3) 17th - 18th c. Decorated Pottery Plates, probably Spanish, largest is 13" diam. Chipped, cracked and stapled repairs.

(2) 18th C. plates from the center of France. Caramel with primitive white design, c. end of 17th century. Dimensions: (Larger) H 1.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: Chips, heavy scratches, crazing. Smaller wi

A PAIR OF FINE EARLY 17TH CENTURY TURKISH OTTOMAN IZNIK GLAZED POTTERY TILES, painted with red, blue, and turquoise foliate motifs. 25cm square

Irma Starr (Born 1933) Late 20th Century. The two redware plates decorated in the style of 17th century slip wares are decorated with liquified clay applique in high relief. Online sources attribute M

16th / 17th Century handmade crackle glaze Islamic pottery plate on easel having a floral motif. Measures approximately 8-1/4" in diameter.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. P

Continental, possibly 17th century. A copperplate engraving, having been made in with lines. Pasted onto lined paper with an embossed crest. 5 x 3.25 inches (plate) 7.5 x 8.5 inches (total)

18th and 19th centuries; including: pedestal centerbowl, plate, spoon, pair of miniature chambersticks, pair of telescoping candlesticks and a lidded holy water font, possibly late 17th century

Europe, Holland, 17th century CE. This is a large fragment of an early Dutch majolica plate or platter. Majolica is a white tin-glazed pottery with an interesting global history. Also known as maiolic

Reproduced from a 1793 Pennsylvania redware pottery plate with sgraffito peacock motif - possibly produced by Heinrich Roth - held in the permanent collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Signed