EARLY PERSIAN POTTERY JAR

Early Persian pottery jar mounted as a lamp, having a tapered form with stylized blue and white decoration, and rising on a circular base, 32.5"h

Early Islamic Persian blue glazed pottery jar. 13 x 10 1/2 x 10 1/2

A Persian (present day Iran) glazed pottery oil or herb jar, circa 18th c. or earlier (Safavid or early Qajar), decorated with blue and brown designs over a white ground. Measures 8 1/2" x 8"

(3) EARLY PERSIAN CERAMICS including a glazed pottery bowl, likely 14thC., diameter 10in. (glaze chips and roughness, small accretion to interior), an underglazed blue earthenware jar, 6in. (old base

Collection includes two vases approx. 8.5" tall by 7-8" wide, one with handles both with what looks like burial coloring. Two bowls approx. 4-5" tall by 8.5-11" wide. Property of the William Gwinn Mat

Including three low bowls and two handled vessels. Age appropriate condition and losses.Property of the William Gwinn Mather's Estate. Mathers was the president of Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company.

Lot shards from early Persian pottery dish (shallow bowl), paint decorated, figure in center, writing along edge in reverse, sold as is (obviously). please refer to images for general condition issues

Early Safavid-style white glaze floral charger. [12" Dia]. With chips.

6-Pc Early Pottery Jar Lot largest - 16"H, 14" diam.

18" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

with scrolled panels flanked by four calligraphy panels in shades of blue, green and black. Gurgan area. Cracks, chips, restoration. 4" high, 8 1/4" wide. Provenance: Estate of Ursule and Charles Cahn

15" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

17" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

A large pottery jar with animal and floral hand painted decoration, converted to a lamp in the second half of the 20th century. Dimensions: The pottery is 9" in diameter and 11 1/2" tall, the overall

(4) Persian pottery jars mounted as lamps, Some possibly 18th c. and later, black slip decorated glazed earthenware, one with turquoise glaze, (3) converted to lamps, with brass caps and sockets, each

Early Persian pottery footed bowl. D 6-3/8", H 2-1/2". Excellent condition. Typed label that accompanies this lot may not pertain to this bowl. Estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and

Three early Persian pottery vessels. Includes two pitchers with bulbous form and single handle, and a stout pitcher with single handle and long spout. Some surface wear and losses to edges on all. 3 3

Early Pueblo Pottery Jar, 13 1/2" Dia, 9 1/4" Tall- Minor Repair At The Rim, Hairline Crack

5 A Persian Glazed Pottery Jar Mounted as a Lamp Qajar Dynasty Height 12 1/2 inches. C

Back at auction due to non-payinig bidder? Near East, Persia (modern Iran), ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A gathering of 2 hand-built pottery bowls, each adorned with vibrant floral decorations b

AN EARLY PERSIAN TURQUOISE POTTERY BOWL, decorated with floral motif, 19cm (af)

Near East, Persia, Iran, Safavid Empire, ca. 16th century CE. A wheel-thrown jar or vase formed from stone paste (also known as fritware) with a lustrous layer of brilliant glaze in a style known as K

of stemmed form in turquoise glaze. Nishapur area. Cracks, chips. 5 1/4" high, 4 1/2" wide. Provenance: Estate of Ursule and Charles Cahn.

Four Early Persian Glazed Pottery Oil Lamps, c. 12th-13th Century AD. Iran, Rhages area or Nishapur. A group of four Islamic pottery oil lamps, each with green-blue glaze. Two oil lamps with long stem