ANCIENT PERSIAN GLAZED POTTERY EWER

Greek and Persian pottery ewers, Both possibly Ancient, including a Greek Gnathian black-glazed pottery oinochoe, c. 310 BCE, 9"h, and an unglazed molded slip ewer modeled in the form of a bird, c. 10

3 Ancient Persian Glazed Pottery Items Including 2 Water Droppers and Water Pitcher.Condition: Generally Good As Found.Dimensions: H-2.75" x W-3" Approximately Each.Water Pitcher: H-7" x W-6".Provenan

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

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

Ancient Islamic Persian, Pottery Ewer c.14th century AD. Size : 5 1/2 inches high (14 cm), Great Looking form of Water Ewer with etched design. condition: chipped at the edges and surface worn. Proven

A lovely pottery Oil Lamp with elongated spout from Iran/Turkey and dating to the 17th century. With an impressed flange and rounded handle. The lamp measures 6 inches long. Provenance: Ex Smith Colle

A PERSIAN SAFAVID LUSTRE GLAZED POTTERY EWER, 17th Century or later, decorated in slightly moulded relief with standing figures and trees, the base unglazed, 15in high.

with black decoration under turquoise glaze. Sultanabad, Sava area. Purchased in Teheran. Restoration, chips. 5" high, 5" wide. Provenance: Estate of Ursule and Charles Cahn.

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 CHINESE GLAZED AND INCISED POTTERY EWER. HEIGHT 9 1/4"

Persia, The Great Seljuk Empire, Kashan or Nishapur 12th - 13th century stone paste turquoise glazed ewer from the Iranian region. Featuring black painted designs, bull-head or Gav spout, long slender

Ancient Persian Kashan Baluster Shape Ceramic Vase Ca. 12th-13th century A.D.Size:11 inches High. x 8 1/2 inches Diameter.Large turquoise glazed pottery vessel having twin opposing strap type handles.

Western Persia, c. 12th century. A large example, with rope twist handle. Beautiful form and intact, with a few minor chips. From an old Providence, RI collection formed in the 1920s-'30s. MEASUREMENT

Iran, Seljuk, ca. 12th century CE. Very attractive and rare pottery ewer with deep turquoise blue glaze. Wheel-thrown body with long neck and human head at top with strap handle behind. Size: 9.75" H

Chinese or Persian ceramic pottery vase with remnants of fahua glaze decoration depicting figures and foliage. Chip to foot. 11.5" H x 9" diameter. Provenance: Property from the Manhattan estate of In

Ancient Persian Lustreware Ewer, Kashan , Iran, 13thc.(?) the lobed form with flared cylindrical neck and applied handle glazed in opaque white decorated with scroll designs. together with a Palestini

Eight Various Ceramics: Figures & VesselsGroup of eight ceramics: ancient Persian ewer; Pre-Columbian-style figure; Chinese archaistic Tang/Han figures; moulded bowl; together with sancai glazed seate

A collection of old, glazed bowls reminiscent of Persian Nishapur ceramics - a pottery style of very ancient origin. Pieces measuring from 6.5" To 11". This lot, and more forthcoming, are from the est

Set of 28 Persian glazed pottery tiles depicting horses with soldiers, Isfahan, Qajar. a Very Large Islamic pottery glazed set of tiles Circa 19th century AD. twenty eight (28) tiles total, 7 3/8” x

5 A Persian Glazed Pottery Jar Mounted as a Lamp Qajar Dynasty Height 12 1/2 inches. C

A GOOD ISLAMIC AUMAYAD GREEN GLAZED POTTERY EWER, 15.5cm high.

Title: Nishapur Glazed Pottery Ewer, Persia, 11th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Nishapur, 11th Century A.D. Description: The spherical body and cylindrical neck decorated in dark brown underglaze with a

Near East or Central Asia, Anatolia to Iran, Persian Empire, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A pottery libation vessel composed of a boot with a pointed tip and impressed linear marking along the upper and sol

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty glazed pottery covered ewer; of globular form, set on a short foot; with moulded handle and spout, and small loop handles to cover and neck; H: 5 1/4" (approx.&#41