A Timurid moulded pottery tile Central Asia, 14th Century

‡ A TURQUOISE GLAZED RELIEF TILE CENTRAL ASIA 14TH CENTURY moulded red earthenware of rectangular form with geometric lattice design around a central circular medallion 28.2 x 16cm Provenance: Europ

TWO 15TH CENTURY CENTRAL ASIAN TIMURID GLAZED POTTERY TILE FRAGMENTS, 16cm x 9cm and 32cm x 17cm.

A SELJUK KASHAN STAR SHAPED POTTERY TILE, possibly 13th century, the central panel moulded with floral spray within a stylised border, 21cm diameter.

Two square molded, glazed pottery tiles. One in brilliant yellow color with central rosette surrounded but eight raised circles. Other green glazed with prancing lion . Ghaznavid ca. 14th century AD.

An Islamic pottery star tile, ca. 14th century AD: In the form of an eight-pointed star, decorated in a cobalt blue background and white flowering plants, with a white border around the edge. Dimensio

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. An extensively carved wooden book cover depicting five Buddhas displaying various mudras, seated upon lotus thrones and surrounded by mandorlas, in th

A SET OF SIX MOULDED FIGURAL POTTERY TILES Pahlavi Iran, 20th century Of identical rectangular format, each with an ancient mythical Persian king's idealised portrait: Bahram, Bahman, Hormoz, Shahraza

TWO POLYCHROME-PAINTED POTTERY TILES Pahlavi Iran, 20th century Comprising a moulded pottery tile with a rider on horseback feeding a simurgh against lush vegetation and houses in profile, of rectangu

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY PERSIAN QAJAR POTTERY TILE moulded in relief with figures and foliage. 24 cm square.

**Originally Listed At $2000** Central Asia, modern day Nepal, ca. 14th to 15th century. An impressive hand-carved stone relief of the Hindu goddess Durga. With her lion vahana (sacred mount) peeking

A tile coffee table after Mimbres potteryLate 20th centuryCentral tile with raised mark to verso: Ceramica Cipa / Casalgrande RE / Made ItalyThe square wood frame with thirty-six inset tiles forming a

A RARE 12TH CENTURY SPLASHED SAMARRA POTTERY BOWL - CENTRAL ASIA the bowl with green and iron splash decoration, 14.5cm.

THREE 16TH CENTURY POTTERY TILE SECTIONS, each with moulded decoration of animals, 11cm approx. (3)

A 14TH CENTURY SPANISH POTTERY ISLAMIC BORDER TILE, 14cm long, 7.5cm wide.

Kashan Calligraphic Luster Tile, Persian, 13th / 14th Century, with moulded relief design of a frieze of animals at the top, and part of an arch containing script in the main section. Provenance: Isla

Persia or Central Asia, Ca. 16th century AD A rare cast bronze jug of a globular body, resting on a flattened base, gently tapering from the mid-body to a short cylindrical neck with a flared rim. The

THREE GRUEBY POTTERY TILES20th CenturyGreen glaze and central raised florets. Stamped on undersides with a flower and “Grueby Tile Boston”.Heights 1”. Tops 5.25” x 5.25”.

Central Asia; ca. 15th century or earlier. This unusual buckle is possibly from the Timurid Dynasty. A rare and elegant object. Old collection or museum number on back in red ink: 72.2.440. Dimensions

Central Asia, ca. 7th-8th century AD. Possibly a water dropper, the twin-headed Askos-form vessel with loop handle and filling hole at top, with much remaining polychrome decoration. Very rare. Ex: Ja

Magna Graecia, Southern Italic, Daunian, ca. 4th century BCE; Central Asia, Bactrian, ca. 2nd Millennium BCE; Near East, Holy Land, ca. 1st century CE; Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynast

Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 14th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 3 pottery bowls, each presenting a hemispherical form with a circular rim and applied ring-shaped foot. All 3 vessels are bea

Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 4th to 1st century BCE; Central Asia, Afghanistan, Gandhara, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A lovely pair of ancient female heads: a Greek pottery head and a Gandharan schi

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Ming to early Qing Dynasty. ca. 15th to 18th century CE; Central Asia, Tibet or Nepal, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely pairing of a Chinese porcelain bowl

Central Asia, Himalayas, ca. 16th century CE. This is a nicely preserved votive pottery plaque of the Buddha. A piece like this may have been made at a monastery for travelers on pilgrimage. Size: 2.2