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拍品 79
A GROUP OF KUTAHYA POTTERY VESSELS
OTTOMAN TURKEY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY
已结束2012年10月2日
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GBP 3,500
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A GROUP OF KUTAHYA POTTERY VESSELS
OTTOMAN TURKEY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY
Comprising two jugs, one with truncated conical body decorated with intertwined tendrils, the other with stylised palmettes within medallions, each with blue ground, a saucer, the central decoration in the form of a star and with flowers to the rim, and a French cup with its saucer with yellow, blue, and green decoration, with Samson mark under the foot
The taller beaker 7½in. (19cm.) (4)
OTTOMAN TURKEY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY
Comprising two jugs, one with truncated conical body decorated with intertwined tendrils, the other with stylised palmettes within medallions, each with blue ground, a saucer, the central decoration in the form of a star and with flowers to the rim, and a French cup with its saucer with yellow, blue, and green decoration, with Samson mark under the foot
The taller beaker 7½in. (19cm.) (4)
A GROUP OF KUTAHYA POTTERY VESSELS
OTTOMAN TURKEY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY
Comprising two jugs, one with truncated conical body decorated with intertwined tendrils, the other with stylised palmettes within medallions, each with blue ground, a saucer, the central decoration in the form of a star and with flowers to the rim, and a French cup with its saucer with yellow, blue, and green decoration, with Samson mark under the foot
The taller beaker 7½in. (19cm.) (4)
OTTOMAN TURKEY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY
Comprising two jugs, one with truncated conical body decorated with intertwined tendrils, the other with stylised palmettes within medallions, each with blue ground, a saucer, the central decoration in the form of a star and with flowers to the rim, and a French cup with its saucer with yellow, blue, and green decoration, with Samson mark under the foot
The taller beaker 7½in. (19cm.) (4)
Please note that this group includes a 19th century probably French cup and saucer; and that the date for this lot should read late 18th to 19th century.