KASHAN POTTERY BOWLS AND A SMALL EWER

Ca. AD 1300 A group of three glazed ceramic vessels, including, from left to right: a bowl with rounded sides and a low ring foot, painted in cobalt blue with a band of stylised vegetal motifs beneath a transparent glaze; a deep bowl resting on a circular foot, covered in a dark green glaze with moulded horizontal bands around the upper body; and a miniature ewer with a globular body, narrow neck and flaring mouth forming a pouring lip, fitted with a curved strap handle and covered in a blue glaze. Size: 135-150mm x 65-85mm; Weight: 875g Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1980s.

Estimate:£200

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