COLLECTION OF THREE FINE MAMLUK POTTERY FRAGMENTS

Egypt, Ca. 14th - 15th century AD A collection of three pottery fragments, including, from left to right: a fragment of roughly circular form, made from red earthenware and incised beneath a yellow and brown glaze with a roundel bearing a cup, with traces of glaze on the base; a fragment from a bowl with a partial roundel containing the Arms Bearer's Arms; and a sherd decorated with stylised foliate patterns. Exhibited in the Austrian Summer Exhibition 2007 and published in the catalogue Kreuzritter Exhibition at Schallaburg, Austria, 2007 p. 242/ 243. Exhibited in the Austrian Summer Exhibition 2007 and published in the catalogue Kreuzritter Exhibition at Schallaburg, Austria, 2007 p. 242/ 243. Size: 60-150mm x 22-150mm; Weight: 975g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; acquired from Jacques Carre by the present owner in 2009; Ex. Bonhams sale 18801, 05 April 2011, lot 98; Ex. Collection Barillet, sold by Annie Kevorkian Palais des congres, Paris, September 2000. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Estimate:£500

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