Porte-montre de Çanakkalé Turkey, 19th century
Ceramic pot with pear-shaped body…

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Porte-montre de Çanakkalé

Turkey, 19th century Ceramic pot with pear-shaped body on a circular foot, double curved handle, high wide tubular neck, monochrome eggplant glaze enhanced with gold paint. The decoration is composed of molded applications in the form of florets, with an eagle-shaped watch-holder on the front (a restored fracture on the eagle's neck). H. Height : 43 cm An Ottoman Canakkale vase, with eagle watch holder to the front, Turkey, 19th century

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Porte-montre de Çanakkalé

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