Islamic 19th century ceramic bowl

Islamic Persian Qajar Ceramic Bowl c.19th century AD. Size 8 1/8 inches diameter, 5 1/8 inches high. Large blue and black glazed ceramic footed bowl decorated with floral design. Ex Private NYC Collec

North Africa, Morocco, Fez (Fes) region, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. This is a beautiful wheel thrown ceramic bowl with an ornate and colorful Berber and Islamic style pattern in vibrant tea

19th century ceramic bowl, Giraffes and Ottomans, 12" in diameter.Circa 1880.Interesting subject, no marks.

Ancient wonderful old rare big ceramic pottery bowl with image and Islamic calligraphic size is 22 x 12 cm

18th/19th century Ottoman Empire Ceramic Bowl in Iznik Style. Ex Sothebys. Size 7 5/8 inches diameter, 1 3/4 inch high. Blue, white and red glazed ceramic footed bowl decorated with floral design. Ex

18th/19th century Ottoman Empire Ceramic Bowl in Iznik Style. Ex Sothebys. Size 8 3/4 inches diameter, 1 5/8 inch high. Blue, white, green and red glazed ceramic footed bowl decorated with floral desi

18th/19th century Ottoman Empire Ceramic Bowl in Iznik Style. Ex Sothebys. Size 8 inches diameter, 1 3/4 inch high. Blue, white and green glazed ceramic footed bowl decorated with floral design. Ex So

North Africa, Maghreb, Morocco, Moorish / Arab culture, ca. 19th century CE. A stunning ceramic bowl presenting thick walls that slope upwards to a flared rim, all sitting upon a ring-form base. Envel

19th century/Meiji period Satsuma ceramic bowl decorated on the inside with 3 differently shaped reserves among brocade patterns painted with the following scenes: 1. Five rakan (original disciples of

An exquisite 12th century Islamic Nishapur ceramic pottery bowl showcasing vibrant orange and brown designs, truly a treasure of Islamic art. Measuring 18cm in diameter, it would make a stunning addit

A GROUP OF SEVENTEEN 19TH CENTURY ISLAMIC GLAZED CERAMIC TILES, with a variety of formal floral designs, the largest tile 6.2in square. (17)

Turkish Ottoman Ceramic Bowl c.19th century AD. Size 9 5/8 inches diameter, 4 5/8 inches high. Large Turkish Ottoman probably Kotahya? blue and white ceramic footed bowl decorated with floral design.

19th C. Islamic Oval Shape Bowl, Attribute to Loebmeyer Condition: as is Dimension: 5 inches height by 12 inches length

12th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Magic Bird and Fish . Diameter - 9.5". 3.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denve

12th century Persian Islamic Byzantine Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painted with fine Calligraphy around it. Diameter - 8.25". 3.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Den

7.5" Diameter, 5" Tall . Estimate $700-800

11th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Birds with fine Calligraphy around it. Diameter - 8". 3.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (19

11th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Rabbit . Diameter - 6 3/8". 1.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado

10-11th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Magic Bird. Diameter - 11.25". 3.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Co

10th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painted. Diameter - 8.5". 2" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado, then passed through t

12th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painted. Diameter - 9.75". 3.25" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado, then passed throu

12th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Magic Bird and Fish . Diameter - 10.25". 4" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denve

A delicately pierced, polychrome with gold tracery, lidded bowl, flower design with flower finial on lid, made by Zsolnay Pecs, circa 1885, and probably designed by Tade Sikorski as part of the scarse

A French Gilt Bronze and Champlevé Centerpiece After the Model by Louis Constant Sevin and Ferdinand Barbedienne, Late 19th Century unmarked, together with an English ceramic bowl sitting in the