IZNIK, dans le goût de
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Small necked vase with polychrome decoration of large flowering palmettes, friezes and flowering stems on the neck (chips and slight damage).
Height: 17 cm
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Narrow-necked vase with polychrome decoration of floral medallions surrounded by foliage, set against a turquoise-blue background decorated with flowering stems (broken into several pieces, chips and missing enamel).
Height: 25 cm
IZNIK
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Three rectangular tiles in assembled siliceous earthenware with polychrome decoration in blue, green and red of large alternating floral motifs, decorated with flowers on stems, the edges decorated with a frieze of interlaces and a band on a turquoise-blue background.
17th century (broken in several places, chips and missing enamel).
Dimensions: 14 x 97 cm
IZNIK
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Rectangular siliceous earthenware tile with polychrome decoration of foliate scrolls adorned with large flowers and bands on a background of crisscross and foliate motifs.
16th century (broken and chip restored).
Dimensions: 21 x 25 cm
EASTERN IRAN, NISHAPOUR, 10th century
Truncated cone-shaped clay ceramic bowl decorated with brown and red slip over beige slip and under colorless glaze, decorated with a long frieze inscribed in kufic script with a word repeated several times, over a third of the wall along the rim, and three dots in the center.
(Glossy glaze, visible fractures, very small blockages and small glaze chips).
Height 7.5 cm; Diam. 19.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, 12th-13th centuries
Small siliceous ceramic bowl with rounded sides, decorated with an engraved frieze of stylized palmettes on the wall, enhanced by radiating cobalt-blue lines on a white ground under a colorless glaze.
(Visible fractures, small chips, damaged glaze).
Height 7 cm; Diam. 16 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, 12th-13th centuries
Bottle with bulbous handle and long neck fitted with a handle and zoomorphic spout, in siliceous ceramic with molded decoration under a monochrome cobalt-blue glaze. Openwork frieze of small discs along the handle and large frieze on the body featuring a bird in stylized foliage.
(Accents, restorations, repaints and chips).
Height: 27 cm; Diameter: 17 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, 12th-13th centuries
Navicelle-shaped siliceous ceramic bowl with molded decoration under a cobalt-blue monochrome glaze, decorated with a stylized head on one end.
(Accents, restorations, repaints, wear and tear).
Height 15.5 cm; Length: 23.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, 12th-13th centuries
Siliceous ceramic bottle with long neck topped by a bulb, with chased line decoration on the neck under a monochrome turquoise glaze.
(Bulb added, very broken belly, small restorations and possible additions of other pieces).
Height Height : 27 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, 12th-13th centuries
Siliceous ceramic figure in the round with molded decoration under a cobalt-blue monochrome glaze, depicting an elephant standing on a thin rectangular base. The elephant carries on its back the lower part of a palanquin with a rim decorated with an openwork frieze of discs.
(Accents, restorations, repaints and missing parts).
Height 18.5 cm; Length: 18 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN or SYRIA, 13th-14th centuries
Small bowl with horizontal rim and carinated sides, in siliceous ceramic with black painted decoration under a transparent turquoise glaze, decorated with large circles and three-lobed flecks on a zigzag background. Double vertical lines on reverse.
(Visible fractures, restorations and minor blockages).
Height 7 cm; Diam. 15 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Safavid IRAN, Dagestan, Kubachi group, 17th century
Dish with black starred heart rosette
Siliceous ceramic dish with black decoration under a turquoise-blue glaze, featuring a large central rosette surrounded by a network of mandorles with three-lobed fleurons. Traces of pearls in the center.
(Large network of cracks, chips on rim, heel with trace of two suspension holes).
Diameter: 34 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Safavid IRAN, Dagestan, Kubachi group, 17th century
Rose dish
Siliceous ceramic dish with black decoration under a turquoise-blue glaze, featuring a large central rosette surrounded by swirling foliage on the rim.
(Burnished cracks, two suspension holes, restored fractures on rim, chips).
Diameter: 33.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Ottoman TURKEY, Iznik, late 16th-early 17th century
Large "saz" palm dish
Siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome painted decoration. Dense floral composition embellished with a "saz" palm garnished with a branch of rosehips, and a border of rosettes alternating with pairs of leaves.
(Glossy glaze, a hanging hole at the heel, a scratched cross under the base and chips at the rim).
Diameter: 31.2 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Ottoman TURKEY, Iznik, 17th century
Dish with floral decoration
Siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome painted decoration under a blue-green glaze. Airy central composition of five undulating floral stems and black border of rosettes and pairs of leaves.
(Eroded heel, a few retouched chips, very damaged and cracked glaze, large areas of missing glaze on rim).
Diameter: 29.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Ottoman TURKEY, Iznik, 17th century
Dish with floral decoration
Small siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome painted decoration. Dense central composition of "four flowers" and black border of waves and rocks forming five stylized "S". Blue base.
(Chips on the rim, a few glaze breaks, particularly in the red, partially damaged heel, suspension hole on the heel).
Diameter: 26.7 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Ottoman TURKEY, Iznik, circa 1575
Two tiles with red mandorles and turquoise "saz" leaves
Two siliceous ceramic tiles with polychrome decoration of large mandorles and turquoise palms on a background of floral branches, the composition extending over four tiles.
(Several fractures, repaints, restorations with old staples, burn marks).
Height 24.5 cm; Width: 24.5 cm
These two tiles are part of a well-known group of Iznik tiles, of which numerous examples mounted in panels can be found in public and private collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, the Musée du Louvre, Paris (inv. no. AA 405/1-8), the Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, and the David Collection, Copenhagen, to name but a few.
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Ottoman TURKEY, Iznik, 17th century and Qajar IRAN, 19th century
Two tiles with floral motifs
Part of a tile with turquoise and cobalt-blue "saz" palms and flowers. Square tile decorated with roses in a poly-lobed mandorla on a yellow background.
(Large chips and small accidents, the Iznik tile is partial).
Height 25 cm; Width: 13.5 cm and Height. 16.5 cm; Width: 16.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
SPAIN, 19th century or earlier
Large Hispano-Moorish dish
Earthenware dish painted in metallic lustre, decorated with a bird among stylized leaves, and a quadripartite border of stylized plant motifs.
(Three fractures and one smaller one, repaints on the rim, a hanging hole in the marli and small glaze chips).
Diameter: 38 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
IRAN, late 19th-20th century
Album (muraqqa') consisting of 32 accordion-style cardboard pages, with colored margins meeting in pairs. 18 facing pages are decorated with miniatures, drawings, gouache and gilding, surrounded by calligraphic cartouches. Some of the drawings bear the apocryphal signatures of Reza 'Abbasi and Shafi 'Abbasi. 14 pages are decorated with calligraphy in shekaste nasta'liq script set against a background of gilded clouds, in double frames. The texts are munajat (versified prayers). Bound in brown leather with gilt and red embossed mandorla decoration and spandrels.
(Worn.)
Binding size: 30.3 x 20 cm; Pages: 29.5 x 19.5 cm; Thickness: 4.5 cm
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Three "Algiers embroideries
North Africa, Algeria, late 18th-19th century
Three hangings in grey linen stamen embroidered with predominantly blue, red and white silk threads, and gold or silver metallic threads. Decorated with large compositions of serrated foliage and floral stems. On the lower part, an openwork band and rosette frieze. Framed under glass.
(Wear, a few stains, small accidents and slightly insolated).
Height 110 cm; Width: 51 cm
Embroidered silk has been used in Algeria since the 14th century. Under the Regency of Algiers, during the Ottoman period, there was a revival of embroidery at the end of the 18th century, which continued into the 19th. These linen and silk hangings were used to decorate furniture, mirror trimmings, curtains, doors, wall ornaments for festive occasions and women's garments such as long scarves known as tanchifa. See in particular Joëlle Lemaistre, Broderie d'Alger. Florilège de soie, Institut du Monde Arabe, exhibition catalog, Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, 1992, p. 23.
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
"Tabula", fragment of Coptic tapestry
Egypt, early Islamic period, 8th-12th centuries
Wool tapestry fragment, square decorative element decorated in polychrome with a composition of interlaced ribbons forming a large rosette, framed by braided ribbons.
(Worn, missing and missing pieces).
Height 22 cm; Width: 22.5 cm
A fragment of a similarly decorated tapestry coat, dated to the 12th century, is in the Musée du Louvre, in the Département des Arts de Byzance et des Chrétientés en Orient (inv. no. E26735) (Marie-Hélène Rutschowscaya, Tissus Coptes, Éditions Adam Biro, 1990, p. 73).
Expert : Laure SOUSTIEL - [email protected]
Great Greece, Hellenistic period
Lot consisting of two female heads
Terracotta
Height approx. 3.4 and 4.5 cm
Provenance: acquired from the Nina Borowski gallery in the '80s
Great Greece, Hellenistic period
Lot consisting of two female heads with buns
Terracotta
Height approx. 3.5 and 4.5 cm
Provenance: acquired from the Nina Borowski gallery in the '80s
Christ in bronze. Head tilted towards the right shoulder and crowned with a twisted crown, arms horizontal, submammary ribs, short perizonium, superimposed feet.
15th century
H. 13.5 cm - L. 14.4 cm
(slight wear)
Engraved silver binding decorated on one side with a holy bishop holding a monstrance with the inscription Herr Wen ich hie mein Lauf vollend So Nimb mein Seel in deine hend and on the reverse with the Last Supper with the inscription Das Abentmal Christi Ihn einssett welchs die Seel Speist trenck und ergetzt, red edge.
Germanic countries, 17th/18th century
H. 8.6 cm - W. 6.4 cm - D. 2.9 cm
Gross weight: 132.9 g (modern pages)
Gilded and chased silver crucifix stoup with lid, decorated with rocaille and crosses at the ends of the branches adorned with cherubs' heads. Hallmarks on the reverse on the base of the stipe.
Ghent, MO Cornelis van der Block, 1760.
H. 29.5 cm - L. 13.3 cm - Gross weight: 215.4 g (missing titulus)
Book consulted:
- R. Stuyck, Belgische Zilvermerken - Poinçons d'argenterie belges, Antwerp-Brussels, 1984, n°2221 and 2804
An English Gothic revival Palissy style polychrome decorated earthenware holy water font, probably Minton, 19th C.
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An English Gothic revival Palissy style polychrome decorated earthenware holy water font, probably Minton, 19th C.
H 38,5 cm
A German brass 'Adam and Eve' alms dish, a holy water font and a carved wood putto, 17th/18th C.
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A German brass 'Adam and Eve' alms dish, a holy water font and a carved wood putto, 17th/18th C.
Dia.: 44 cm (the alms dish)
H 37 cm (the putto)
H 16 cm (the holy water font)
A French Gothic revival brass cathedral-shaped monstrance with enamel plaques, 19th C.
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A French Gothic revival brass cathedral-shaped monstrance with enamel plaques, 19th C.
H 64,3 cm
A Belgian bronze holy water font depicting Saint Michael and the dragon, 19th C.
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A Belgian bronze holy water font depicting Saint Michael and the dragon, 19th C.
H 31,5 cm
A Belgian partly gilt silver monstrance with grape vines, the Mystic Lamb and the Holy Spirit, dated 1846
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A Belgian partly gilt silver monstrance with grape vines, the Mystic Lamb and the Holy Spirit, dated 1846
H 57,5 cm
The maker's mark V with a star on top. The monstrance inscirbed with 'Congregatie der Dochters Brugge 1846'.
An iron axe with figurative design and calligraphy, Qajar, Persia, probably 19th C.
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An iron axe with figurative design and calligraphy, Qajar, Persia, probably 19th C.
35,5 x 15,5 cm
A pair of polychrome Kutahya Iznik style plates and a Qajar tile, 19th C.
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A pair of polychrome Kutahya Iznik style plates and a Qajar tile, 19th C.
Dia.: 21,5 cm (the plates)
22 x 22 cm (the tile)
2 English cookie PICTLES of two sizes Victorian period with polychrome decoration and pewter lid
- One with Etruscan decoration H. 21 cm
- One with Iznik decoration H. 34.5 cm
(incomplete of its bottom)
CH. FIELD HAVILAND LIMOGES - ART PERSAN MODEL - LITTLE 27 PIECES TABLE SET in white porcelain Circa 1980 with polychrome IZNIK style floral scroll decoration
- 9 dinner plates - D. 25.5 cm
- 5 soup plates (2 with small chips on the green border)
- 12 dessert plates - D. 22 cm (5 with small chips on the green border)
- 1 salad bowl (with a chip on the reverse heel)
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