BOL CONIQUE EN CÉRAMIQUE ARGILEUSE A DÉCOR CALLIGRAPHIQUE EASTERN IRAN, NICHAPOU…

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BOL CONIQUE EN CÉRAMIQUE ARGILEUSE A DÉCOR CALLIGRAPHIQUE

EASTERN IRAN, NICHAPOUR, 10th-11th CENTURY Decorated with brown slip on a cream ground, decorated with a repetitive inscription probably of the word (baraka), and a stylized ostrich in the center, sawtooth line around the edge. Fractures, blocking and repainting, with minor chips. Diameter: 22 cm.

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BOL CONIQUE EN CÉRAMIQUE ARGILEUSE A DÉCOR CALLIGRAPHIQUE

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