Null Kakemono - calligraphy, ink. China 19th century. 142,5x31 cms.

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Kakemono - calligraphy, ink. China 19th century. 142,5x31 cms.

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Kakemono - calligraphy, ink. China 19th century. 142,5x31 cms.

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Estim. 500 - 700 EUR

Two poetic calligraphies from the same album, Iran qâjâr, 19th century Calligraphies on paper in Persian, signed nasta'liq shekaste in black ink, the first with 12 horizontal lines and dated 1294 H / 1876, the second multidirectional. Both signed 'Abdollah. These texts come from the Haft Awrang (The Seven Thrones) of the Diwân of Jâmî'. The calligraphies are varnished and mounted on album pages with a border of gold stars on a pink background, fine colored borders and a wide red margin. Dim. calligraphies: 16.9 x 9.4 cm and 16.8 x 8.4 cm; dim. pages: 32.5 x 18.7 cm Minor accidents. Provenance : Collection of M. Mohajer Two Qajar Pages of Poetic Calligraphy, Iran, 19th century

Estim. 80 - 150 EUR

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South China, for export late 19th century, Set of four blue-white porcelain dishes, three of which are metal-rimmed, decorated with stylized lotus flowers and calligraphy. D. 15.3 and 16 cm

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CHINA, 19th/ 20th century Porcelain seal with cobalt-blue decoration of scholars and calligraphy, a matrix engraved in zhuanshu under the base. H. 6.3 cm; width 6 cm. Expert : Laurent Schroeder

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