A PERSIAN SGRAFFITO SPLASHWARE POTTERY BOWL, PERSIA 10TH CENTURY

A Persia pottery bowl, rests on a ring foot, and the thick walls rise steeply up to a flared rim, the earthenware body incised with geometric motifs, enhanced with a splash application of green, brown

N.Persia Possibly Bamiyan, Afganistan, Ca. 10th-12th century AD A sgraffito pottery bowl of a shallow wide basin decorated with incised six-petalled rosette and highlighted in splashes of green.Size:

Central Asia or Eastern Iran, Samanid Empire, likely Nishapur, ca. 10th to 12th century CE. This is a lovely earthenware bowl with abstract green and brown motifs, known as splash-sgraffito. The bowl

Persia (Iran), Nishapur area, ca. late 10th century to early 13th century CE. This bowl, with steep sides and a small foot, is glazed with a dark green and decorated with black floral and geometric pa

Persia, Ca. 10th century AD. A pottery bowl of a hemispherical form on a short unglazed foot. The interior is embellished with stylised motifs splashed in brown, yellow and green. Medieval Islamic cer

Persia, Ca. 9th-10th century AD A nicely shaped glazed pottery bowl resting upon a ring foot. The interior is embellished with thick cross and dotted splashes of green in horror vacui fashion.Size: L:

Persia, Nishapur, Ca. 10th century AD A pottery bowl elegantly flaring out of a ring foot base and its interior is decorated with four registers of splashes of green arranged to alternate with bands m

Persia (Nishapur), Ca. 10th century AD A pottery bowl of a conical form on a short unglazed foot. The interior is with cream ground and embellished with stylised motifs painted in brown, yellow and gr

Persia, Ca. 10th-12th century AD A pottery bowl of a conical form on a short unglazed foot. The interior is cream, the rim vivid green, and the basin embellished with delicate and elegant red painted

Persia, (Nishapur), Ca. 9th-10th century AD A pottery bowl of a conical form on a short unglazed foot. The interior is with cream ground and embellished with stylised motifs painted in brown and green

Nishapur Persian pottery bowl, Iran, 10th Century AD. A Nishapur pottery bowl painted in brown pigment with a band of Kufic inscription circling the upper portion of the interior, center shows geometr

AN EARLY PERSIAN NISHAPUR POTTERY BOWL, possibly 10th Century, 12cm diameter.18cm diameter.

An antique 10th-century Persian Nishapur pottery bowl. White dish with black hand-painted Kufic calligraphy and colored rims. Rich tones. Nishapur was one of the great centers of pottery and related a

A SAMANID CONICAL POTTERY BOWL, 9th - 10th CENTURY East Persia. The bowl rising from a short foot, decorated in black and red on off-white ground, with a central roundel bearing interlace within a wid

Eastern Persia, Ca. 10th century AD A lovely pottery bowl of conical form with flaring walls and short foot, decorated in groups of white dots forming trefoil motifs on a black glazed ground.Size: L:3

TWO EARLY ISLAMIC PERSIAN 10TH / 12TH CENTURY POTTERY BOWLS, 18cm & 14 cm.

Persia, Ca. 10th-11th century AD A brown glazed pottery bowl of a deep hemispherical-shaped body rising from a ring foot. From the 9th century onwards, distinctive Islamic ceramic styles, often involv

Iraq or Persia, Ca. 8th-10th century AD A ceramic shallow bowl with wide, flaring sides and a low disc foot. The interior is decorated with delicately-painted elegant motifs over cream ground. Medieva

Persia, Nishapur, Ca. 10th century AD A nicely formed pottery bowl with its interior decorated with white tin glaze slip with black painted Kufic script around the inner edge. Nishapur was an ancient

Persia, Nishapur, Ca. 10th century AD A pottery bowl of truncated conical form raising from a ring foot, decorated with three sets of pseudo-Arabic motifs against a cream ground.Size: L:41mm / W:123mm

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8 inches diameter, 3.75 inche

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8.2 inches diameter, 3.75 inc

Produced in the prominent Silk Road city of Nishapur during its peak as a political and economic center for the Seljuk rulers (10th and 12th centuries). Some restoration. 8.5 inches diameter, 4.2 inch

Persia (Nishapur), Ca. 10th-11th century AD A pottery bowl of truncated conical form raising from a ring foot, decorated with a zoomorphic creature (lion?) with a curved body and upraised tail, painte