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Of a circular form a large Iznik polychrome pottery dish with a floral bor…

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Of a circular form a large Iznik polychrome pottery dish with a floral border, Turkey, 17th cen. Exceptional quality. Dimensions: D: 11 3/4 in., (30 cm.) Good overall, minor chips at the rim, small cracks on the glaze expected for the age and medium.

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Of a circular form a large Iznik polychrome pottery dish with a floral border, Turkey, 17th cen. Exceptional quality. Dimensions: D: 11 3/4 in., (30 cm.) Good overall, minor chips at the rim, small cracks on the glaze expected for the age and medium.

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