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Sat 25 May

IJO, Nigeria. Wood, crusty patina, pigments. A zoomorphic crest mask surmounted by a bird, representing a water genie, who appeared during the initiation rites of the "Sakapu" society. Height: 55 cm. Damage and missing parts.

Sat 25 May

Pwo" dance mask, TSHOKWE, Democratic Republic of Congo/ Angola. Hardwood, pigments, fibers, metal, bamboo, brass nails, metal. Height: 29 cm.

Sat 25 May

FANG (style), Gabon. Hardwood, pigments. Ngil brotherhood mask with long heart-shaped face enhanced with kaolin. Height: 51 cm. Damage and missing parts

Sat 25 May

FANG (style), Gabon. Carved and patinated hardwood. Head of a "Nlo Byeri" reliquary ancestor. Height: 34.5 cm. Cracks

Sat 25 May

Standing female statue, Democratic Republic of Congo. Wood, beads. Height: 46 cm. Erosions.

Sat 25 May

Forge bellows, FANG (style), Gabon. Wood, leather, cords. Height: 49.5 cm

Sat 25 May

Two dance masks, DAN, Ivory Coast. Wood, polychrome, plant fibers, cowries, fibers. Height: 32 cm and 35 cm.

Sat 25 May

BAOULE, Ivory Coast. Painted wood "Kple Kple" mask from the Goli dance, featuring a circular face surmounted by two curved horns. Size: 44x28.5 cm

Sat 25 May

MOSSI, Burkina Faso. Hardwood, pigments. Zoomorphic mask-healm with stylized image of a rooster. Dim; 16x22 cm. Minor accidents.

Sat 25 May

Two "Kpelié" dance masks, SENOUFO, Ivory Coast. Carved and patinated hardwood. Circa 1950/60. Height: 35 cm and 39 cm. Small chips.

Sat 25 May

IVORY COAST. Two zoomorphic sculptures representing a standing bird "Lumbi" with long legs from the Lobis and a small hornbill "Pongarga" from the Senoufos. Height: 41 cm and 43 cm. Small accident.

Sat 25 May

BAOULE, Ivory Coast. Wood, dark patina. Mouse divination box in wood carved in relief with a human head and a comb, the lid carved with a bird. Height: 38 cm. Minor accidents, restoration.

Sat 25 May

Lot composed of: -Two painted wood statues of "colonists", GOURO and BAOULE, Ivory Coast. 25 mc. -A wooden BETE statuette from Côte d'Ivoire, 21 cm. A male BAOULE statuette from Côte d'Ivoire, 21 cm. -An Ibedji twin statuette, YOROUBA, Nigeria, 18 cm.

Sat 25 May

TEKE, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Wood, iron, magic charge. Magic-religious statuette mounted on an iron stake. Height: 47 cm. Missing parts.

Sat 25 May

Ngontang" palm mask with four faces, FANG (style), Gabon. Wood, pigments. Height: 34 cm. Accidents

Sat 25 May

Rare "Ekpeshi" crest mask, AFO, Nigeria. Hardwood, dark patina, cowrie shells, abrus seeds, vegetable gum.1st half 20th century.36.5 cm high. Small chips and missing pieces, local restoration.

Sat 25 May

Truncated cone-shaped CUP with palms. Clay ceramic with black, olive green and red slip decoration on white slip decorated with two large palms and two stylized disks, under transparent glaze. Condition: restorations, large area of repainting. Northeastern Iran, probably Nichapour, 10th-11th century D. 17.5 H. 6 cm PROVENANCE: Boisgirard sale, Arts d'Orient, Drouot, Paris, March 20, 1996, lot 156 ter. See Oliver Watson, Ceramics from Islamic Lands. The al-Sabah Collection, Kuwait National Museum, Thames Hudson, 2004, cat. Gb9, p. 225 for a very similar bowl.

Sat 25 May

Shahnameh battle scene. Gouache on a page of text in 4-column nasta'liq script from the epic Book of Kings (Shah-nama) by Ferdousi (Firdawsi). The scene is heavily overpainted, probably in Bukhara, Central Asia. Page glued to a support and framed under glass. Safavid Iran, second half of the 16th century and later repaints Height 12.5 cm; width: 15 cm; text framing: 24.5 x 15 cm

Sat 25 May

Terracotta coffee pot decorated with black figures In the taste of ancient Greece H : 27 cm

Sat 25 May

Terracotta coffee pot decorated with a mythological scene In the taste of ancient Greece H : 24 cm

Sat 25 May

Two Namji dolls, Cameroon Carved wood with brown patina, beads and shells. H. 22 cm and 29 cm

Sat 25 May

Dogon mask, Mali Eroded wood H. 43.5 cm

Sat 25 May

19th century French school after the antique The Boar Silver-plated metal H. 17 cm Related works : -The Boar, also known as the Boar of Calydon or Il Porcellino, Roman copy of a Hellenistic marble, marble, H. 95 x W. 151 cm, Florence, Uffizi Palace; -Pietro Tacca, Fontana del Porcellino, circa 1633, bronze, Florence, Museo Bardini.

Sat 25 May

VOLLENWEIDER, Guillaume Arnold - Algiers old and new, 1830-1903 Oblong folio album (50 x 31 cm), publisher's boards. 41 parallel views of Algiers mounted on tabs showing the transformations of the city since 1830. Vollenweider, a photographer based in Algiers, published this album as a gift for President Loubet during his visit to Algiers.

Sat 25 May

Gilded bronze MONSTRANCE decorated with silver latticework of mantling and scrolls decorated with jewels surrounding a miniature of the Holy Trinity. Germany, 17th century. H. 20 cm. Accents.

Sat 25 May

Christ the Good Shepherd. Dieppe ivory SCULPTURE in a leather-covered presentation box. 19th century. H. 18 cm. Weight : 240 g. Minor accidents and missing parts. Cites n° FR2406900350-K issued by DREAL Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2024. In accordance with the regulations in force within the European Union (Regulation (EU) n°: 2021/2280 of December 16, 2021), the item will be delivered to the purchaser with its intra-community certificate issued by the DREAL Auvergne Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2023. If the item is to be exported from Europe, a re-export certificate must be obtained at the buyer's expense. The purchaser must obtain prior information on the legislation in force in the country of destination.

Sat 25 May

AUTEL FRONT in green silk and monogrammed gilded orphreys. 19th century. L. 310 cm. Very slight accidents.

Sat 25 May

Large carved ivory CHRIST in the round, juxtaposed feet, perizonium tied to the right, in a carved and patinated oval wooden frame, with blackened wooden cross and phylactery on a crimson velvet background. Late 18th - early 19th century. Weight : 4430 g. 60 x 51 cm. Accidents. Cites n° FR2406900345-K issued by DREAL Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2024. In accordance with the regulations in force within the European Union (Regulation (EU) n°: 2021/2280 of December 16, 2021), the object will be delivered to the buyer with its intra-community certificate issued by the DREAL Auvergne Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2023. If the item is to be exported from Europe, a re-export certificate must be obtained at the buyer's expense. The purchaser must obtain prior information on the legislation in force in the country of destination.

Sat 25 May

CRUCIFIX in gilded wood adorned with an ivory Christ. Early 19th century. Total height: 65 cm. Christ : 24 x 18 cm. Gross weight : 386 g. Accents. Cites n° FR2406900346-K issued by DREAL Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2024. In accordance with the provisions of the regulations in force within the European Union (Regulation (EU) n°: 2021/2280 of December 16, 2021), the item will be delivered to the purchaser with its intra-community certificate issued by the DREAL Auvergne Rhône-Alpes on 18/04/2023. If the item is to be exported from Europe, a re-export certificate must be obtained at the buyer's expense. The purchaser must obtain prior information on the legislation in force in the country of destination.

Sat 25 May

Ciborium in silver 800/1000 with silver-plated metal base, hallmarked vieillard 2nd title. Work of the XIXth century. Height: 16cm. Gross weight: 362.82g (accident) (lid missing).

Sat 25 May

GHANA. Ashanti. Funerary head in bleached terra cotta, tripartite headdress, closed eyes, closed mouth. Height: 24 cm

"Qar'aa" Flat, circular, polychrome ceramic flask, decorated on one side with a stylized flower in a scroll motif. Morocco, Fez, 19th century (restorations on handles, chips) Height Height : 23 cm

Polylobed circular earthenware douïa (inkwell) with polychrome decoration of stylized leaves, the central ink receptacle flanked by nine kalam holders. Morocco, Fez, early 20th century. (a few chips). Height 9 cm - Diam. 10.5 cm

Polylobed circular earthenware douïa (inkwell) with polychrome decoration of stylized leaves, the central ink receptacle flanked by nine kalam holders. Morocco, Fez, early 20th century. (a few chips). Height 9 cm - Diam. 10.5 cm

Sculpted statue of a male figure of massive, powerful proportions. His face displays a vigorous wrathful expression, intended to ward off evil beings. Hardwood, old brown patina, marks of use. Tikar, Cameroon. Presumed early 20th century. Height Height : 59.5 cm A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Nude young woman sitting on a traditional seat in a hieratic posture. The generous belly and breasts symbolize fertility and fecundity. This "Guannyeyi" statue was kept in a sanctuary of the Guan initiation society, and was invoked during rites of passage of rank and for protection of the fields and abundant harvests. Wood with brown patina, age marks, missing braid and minor surface erosion. Bambara, Mali. Presumed date of manufacture: first half of the 20th century. Provenance: former Marcabru collection, Paris, acquired from the former Jean Pierre Laprugne gallery in the 1980s. Height Height : 68.5 cm A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Front part of a war pirogue carved with a figurehead, representing a man-bird divinity with the curved beak of a Papuan hornbill. Wood with light patina, wear marks, crack. Ramu River region, mouth of the eastern side of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea. A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Short sword in scabbard, blade engraved on both sides. The original guard is carved with an ancestral head. Hardwood, skin, rattan, old patina and wear marks. Tchokwe, Democratic Republic of Congo, late 19th/early 20th century. Dimensions with scabbard: 49 cm

Mouth ornament, worn by men for Warrior ceremonies. Shell, cotton and rattan, old wear marks. Garove Island, Witu Archipelago, Papua New Guinea. 9 x 16 cm Provenance: former collection of Dr. Bitoun, Paris, after inheritance.

Combat and ceremonial shield. Cowhide, cut and assembled to form a geometric design, wood stick, old patina Zulu, South Africa (age marks) 94 x 36 cm

Standing chief wearing numerous ornaments attesting to his important rank in the clan. His face displays a beautiful, hieratic expression, the gaze accentuated by his open eyes modeled in relief. Ochre and orange terracotta Komaland, Northern Ghana, 1300 to 1600 A.D. (marks of the passage of time, significant loss on the right side) Height off base: 22 cm A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Dance mask with accentuated features, giving it a powerful expressiveness, the top of the forehead accompanied by a crown of fabric, beads and rattles, the circumference of the face with amulets in the shape of feline teeth. Wood, iron, fabric, beads and horsehair, traces of pigment, patina and wear mark. Guere, Wobé, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

Crest featuring a warrior-like head. Wood covered with leather tanned by time, rattan, old patina and marks of use Ekoï Cross River region, Nigeria Height Height : 24 cm

Seated shaman with forearms crossed over his legs, forming a pitcher probably used to drink hallucinogenic potions during ceremonies. The center of his forehead is adorned with the horn of prescience, a sort of third eye linking him to the divine world. Terracotta with red patina, scattered traces of manganese oxide Colima, western Mexico, 100 B.C. to 250 A.D. (wear, scratches, small blockage on the edge of the nose) Dimensions: 24 X 13.8 X 20 Height : 25 cm - Width : 14 cm - Depth : 20 cm Provenance : Former collection of Mr. V, Belgium, after inheritance, acquired by his parents from the former Highligths Gallery, New York in December 1972. A certificate of authenticity and attestation of provenance by expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Ancient Initiatic dance mask, "Kifwebe", masculine type with large agitated crest. It is sculpted with a cubist face, its closed eyes giving it an intense gaze. Wood, marks of internal use, natural pigments. Songye, Democratic Republic of Congo. Height : 59 cm 59 cm - Width: 22 cm Provenance: former Roger Lefèvre gallery, Brussels in the '80s. A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Small chair with curved back. Wood with honey and russet patina Dan, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, early 20th century (old use mark) Height 30 cm - Width : 47 cm - Depth : 24,5 cm

A notable's knife in its scabbard, decorated with a sacred shell indicating the wearer's important status. The hilt is engraved with meticulous decoration. Wrought iron, shell, wooden skins, old patina and wear marks. Baule, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, early 20th century. Total height: 29 cm

Nkisi or Nkishi figure, featuring a figure standing on a circular pedestal. He stands on powerful, symbolically oversized feet, his arms detached from his body and his hands placed on his generous belly as a sign of abundance and nourishment. His face is dynamic and benevolent. The top of the head and the abdomen are accompanied by the magical "Bishimba" charge, containing numerous substances with prophylactic virtues. The great Nkisi figures, like our example, played an important role in the fertility of the group, the reincarnation of beneficial spirits, protection and healing and the fight against witchcraft, warding off evil spirits from the community. Wood, horn, beads, metal and various materials, old brown patina and wear marks. Songye, Democratic Republic of Congo. Height Height : 76 cm Presumed date of manufacture: first half of the 20th century. Provenance: according to information provided by its former owner, collected by the White Fathers in the 1970s. A certificate of authenticity from expert Serge Reynes will be given to the buyer.

Ceremonial pawl, quadrangular and circular handle openworked with four columns. Wood with brown patina Egypt, Coptic, Byzantine period, 400 to 700 A.D. (marks of time) Height Height : 19 cm Bibliography: L'Art Copte en Égypte, Gallimard, Paris, page 226, fig 284, for a similar cliquette. Provenance: Former Parisian collection built up in the 70s and 80s.

This "Go Ge" dance mask features an expressive face with a half-open mouth and projected lips, and a red medicine bag. It is accompanied by its finely woven original headdress. Wood, cotton, red fabric, old brown patina, white pigments on the eyes, carrying marks. Dan, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire.

Wanyugo" crest mask from the Poro initiation society, featuring the stylized head of the beneficial warthog spirit, with humanized features. Hardwood, small erosions on reverse, old brown patina and wear mark. Senoufo, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

Dance mask showing a face with a lunar expression, closed eyes and rounded forehead. Wood, old patina and numerous marks of use We, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

Dance mask featuring a face with the mouth symbolically sculpted in projection. Wood, old erosion and brown patina, internal use mark. We Guerré, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

Set: Multi-row necklace in beige and green enameled frit. Childhood wick (distinctive sign of royal children and infantile deities in ancient Egypt. The child's wick was worn by the children of the Pharaohs, to indicate their link with the young Horus, who, like them, had worn the wick as heir apparent to his father Osiris. The king's children, as designated heirs, received the wick of Horus to indicate the special duties associated with this status. In iconography, the royal children were depicted naked, sucking their fingers, their heads completely shaven except for the wick. Bronze with green patina Provenance: former sale by Maître Libert, Paris in the '80s. Dimensions: 7 x 6.5 cm

Sun 26 May

Niger/Benin bronze Africa bronze, ht: 30 cm, weight approx. 2890 g, provenance: estate of Dr Alexander Arnot (1931-2023). diplomat and ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany. From 1962- 1967 Legation Counsellor in Benin and from 1970 Ambassador to Niger. According to his sister, this is an official farewell gift for the retiring legation counsellor.

Sun 26 May

Yoruba Gelede mask Nigeria, colorfully painted wood, minor age-related damage, the Yoruba in Nigeria and neighbouring Benin (formerly Dahomey) have a jelly cult in honour of women, mothers and general fertility. Men dance in pairs and in colourful masked costumes with such masks on top of their heads. ht: 41 cm provenance: Estate of Dr Alexander Arnot(1931-2023), diplomat and ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany. From 1962- 1967 Legation Counsellor in Benin and from 1970 Ambassador to Niger, acquired in Africa between 1962-1967

Sun 26 May

Yoruba fertility figure Africa Nigeria, wood, ht: 102 cm provenance: estate of Dr Alexander Arnot (1931-2023). diplomat and ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany. From 1962- 1967 Legation counsellor in Benin and from 1970 Ambassador to Niger, acquired in Africa between 1962-1967

Sun 26 May

Yoruba Mask Africa Nigeria, wood, 17 cm x 32 cm x 18 cm, provenance: estate of Dr Alexander Arnot (1931-2023), diplomat and ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany. From 1962- 1967 legation counsellor in Benin and from 1970 Ambassador to Niger, acquired in Africa between 1962-1967

Sun 26 May

Resurrected Christ in gilded bronze. Italy, 17th century. Height: 12 cm. On a Plexiglas base (minor accidents, wear to the gilding). Expert : Cabinet Fligny Paris.

Sun 26 May

Embossed and hallmarked brass offering dish depicting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Southern Germany, Nuremberg, first half of the 16th century Diameter: 44 cm. Expert : Cabinet Fligny Paris.

Sun 26 May

Silver stoup crucifix with the hallmarks of the city of Antwerpen between 1815 and 1832 and the silversmith Louis-Josephus Van Dorne. Height: 43 cm.

Sun 26 May

Kachina doll totem statuette. Height: 42 cm.

Sun 26 May

Kachina doll statuette. Height: 39 cm.

Sun 26 May

Kachina spear statuette. Height: 30 cm (Unstable).

Sun 26 May

MITSOGHO, GABON. House post. The top features a stylized face. Wood and pigments. Height 170 - Width 15.5 cm (accident on the rhombus and restoration) Provenance: Yves Ebrard, friend and partner of Claude Andrault. Misson Andrault then French private collection. A similar work from the same provenance sold by Galerie Ratton. The Mitsogho, a Bantu people from Central Africa settled in central Gabon, notably in the Ngounié region, are renowned for their elaborate initiation rite known as bwiti, which later spread throughout the country. This rite enabled initiates to gain knowledge of the world, of themselves and of humanity, according to the beliefs and ideologies of these ethnic groups. The initiation rite took place in the temple, the men's house called, for the Tsogho tsogho, Ebanza, whose roof was carried, supported and maintained by pillars sculpted either with one or more figures, or with symbolic geometric motifs. Mythical entities were thus materialized in architectural elements. Some were installed in pairs in the sanctuary, embodying the male/female duality, symbolically representing the male ancestor known as disumba, and the mother ancestor known as gheonga. mother called gheonga, this primary duality translated into an elaborate codification of colors, the fem signifying the white of kaolin, the ba translating into the red of padouk: the white and red line drawn on the forehead as in this rare specimen indicates the "marking of those initiated into bwiti, who know secrets unknown to most." This work, a rare architectural element from the Ebanza temple, is a long, elongated, flattened pillar whose surface is decorated with alternating triangular and diamond-shaped geometrical motifs enhanced with black, white and red pigments, the whole divided by a long red median line. The figure's neck, signified by a white rhombus with black edges, has a horizontal rhombus in its center, highlighted in red. The entire surface of the stylized face is covered in kaolin, with its pointed cheeks tapering and stretching geometrically to the sides, and its rounded top highlighted in red and black. The small, tapered eyes are magnified by fine, arched, black eyebrow arches, almost forming a heart shape, and skilfully linked to the small, triangular nose. A long, rectangular tongue a long, rectangular red tongue. Expert : Madame Aurore Krier-Mariani.

Sun 26 May

YORUBA, NIGERIA. Gelede mask from the Abeokuta region. Wood and pigments. Figure with a soothed expression, treated in polychrome, almond-shaped pierced eyes, closed mouth pierced on the left side, cheeks each with six scarifications. Wearing an impressive headdress. Traces of indigo pigment and fragments of cord. Height 37 cm (old restorations, traces of wear, cracks) Base. Provenance: Galerie Olivier Larroque, presenting the mask as late 19th century.

Sun 26 May

YOROUBA, NIGERIA. Gelede crest mask, cup bearer. Wood and pigments. The figure has a serene expression, with almond-shaped eyes, slit pupils, closed mouth and three scarifications on each cheek. A scarification between the nose and the left eye. Stylized ears with a large lobe (one missing). The head is adorned with two pierced side cylinders and bears a frieze-decorated bowl, pierced twice. Traces of indigo pigments. Height 36 cm (old restorations, cracks, wear and tear) Base. Provenance: private American collection, then private French collection. Subsequently sold by Galerie Olivier Larroque, presenting the mask as late 19th, early 20th century.

Sun 26 May

MADAGASCAR. Sakalava statue. Eroded wood. Height 92 - Width 22 cm Although the imprint of time has erased the features of her face and more deeply marked the veins in her eroded hardwood, the influence of this Sakalava female sculpture is undeniably evident in the fluidity of her moving forms. The subtle ambivalence between the proud, fixed stature and the movement suggested by the bending of legs and arms. Its strength as a dreamlike presence is matched by its symbolic value. She embodies a hymn to life laid beside the tombs, animated by a lyrical, poetic force. Imbued with a quiet yet dynamic power, it is one of the most sensitive expressions of African status. Funerary art, an emblematic creation of Malagasy civilization, appeared in central-western Madagascar in the 17th century, at the birth of the Sakalava kingdom. The sculptor's gesture mediates the sacred. These posts were dedicated to the sacred cult of the dead, symbolizing the passage to the other world by marking and indicating the tomb. As community life was intimately linked to the deceased ancestors, the burial enclosure was worthy of very special attention, as it was the key point of confluence between the physical and spiritual worlds. The place of myth incarnate. Power and solemn pride are intertwined and can be seen in his gestures, with his face bent slightly backwards towards the spiritual. The importance of the embodied character revealed in the elaborate headdress. A similar work from Galerie 62 was exhibited at the Musée de Grenoble during the exhibition "L'Art au futur antérieur" exhibition in 2004. Provenance: Collection Claude et Sylvette Féraud. Artist, surrealist, co-founder of Fata Morgana co-founder of the Fata Morgana publishing house and member of the Phase group. Expert: Madame Aurore Krier-Mariani.

Sun 26 May

Modern school in West Africa. Medical symptoms. Oil on wood panel. Height 105 - W 95 cm (small paint chips)

Sun 26 May

VILLEROY. Bénitier (Forme # 927) en faïence VILLEROY BOCH blanche (couleur # 207), Hauteur 13 cm

Vase en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic vase Turquoise ceramic vase with globular body and long arched neck. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 25 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with cylindrical neck and vertical handle. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 22 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with cylindrical neck, underglaze incised decoration and vertical handle. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 20 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with vertical fluted sides and handle. Restoration work. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 17.5 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with pear-shaped body decorated with concentric circles and vertical tubular handle. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 16 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with pear-shaped body, vertical handle, iridescence. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 14.5 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with pear-shaped body, vertical tubular handle, iridescence. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 14.5 cm

Pichet en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic jug Turquoise ceramic pitcher with pear-shaped body and vertical handle. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 13 cm

Vase en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic vase Turquoise ceramic vase with spherical body topped by a flat lip, decorated with a band of fluting and fitted with two small handles. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 15.5 cm

Pichet en terre cuite - PROBABLY NICHAPOUR, IRAN, 12TH CENTURY. Terracotta pitcher Terracotta pitcher with epigraphic decoration molded on the body, vertical handle. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 24 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise blue ceramic bowl with underglaze incised decoration and three handles. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 11.5 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise blue ceramic bowl with black geometric decoration. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 8.5 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise ceramic bowl with underglaze incised decoration. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 8.6 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise ceramic bowl with underglaze incised decoration. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 10.5 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise ceramic bowl with black circle. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 7.5 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Iridescent blue ceramic bowl. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 9.7 cm

Bol en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Green ceramic bowl with black geometric lines. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 9 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Blue ceramic truncated-cone bowl. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 7.7 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise-blue ceramic bowl with geometric decoration and iridescence. Breaks and restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 8 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise-blue ceramic bowl with underglaze geometric decoration. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 6.6 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Turquoise-blue ceramic bowl, iridescence. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 10.3 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Green ceramic truncated-cone bowl with black geometric decoration on the edges. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 9.6 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Blue ceramic bowl with incised decoration. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 7.5 cm

Lot de 5 céramiques - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Lot of 5 ceramics Lot of 5 turquoise blue and dark blue star and cross-shaped lining ceramics. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s L: 11.3 cm

Coupe en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH-13TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Truncated-cone bowl in turquoise-blue ceramic with iridescence. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 8.8 cm

Carreau de revêtement en céramique - KASHAN, IRAN, ILKHANID PERIOD, 13TH-14TH CENTURY. Ceramic facing tile Lustre ceramic epigraphic tile set against a turquoise and midnight-blue arabesque background, decorated with birds and a horse. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 38.3 cm W: 42.7 cm

Coupe en céramique - NICHAPOUR OR SARI, SAMANID PERIOD, 10TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Ceramic bowl decorated in brown, black and red, bird on white slip. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 9 cm

Bol en céramique - NICHAPUR, IRAN, 10TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Ceramic bowl with incised and variegated decoration in black, green, brown and orange. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 7.4 cm

Coupe en céramique - NICHAPUR, IRAN, 10TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Ceramic bowl with black, green and brown incised and variegated decoration. Restorations. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 6.7 cm

Coupe en céramique - IRAN, SELJUK PERIOD, 12TH CENTURY. Ceramic bowl Ceramic bowl with green and black geometric decoration on white slip. Restoration. Provenance: Former DM collection, established in the 1970s H: 9.5 cm