islamic market

A Sino-Islam washing set. China, around 1800 (Qing-dynasty 1644-1911). Photo Auktionshaus Stahl Porcelain with Famille-Rose painting and delicate gold decoration. Set including 2 parts: Large circular bowl (diam. 29,5 cm) and corresponding large plate (diam. 47 cm). Each with a half moon in the centre, encircling a verse in Arabic characters. The rim with large floral borders, including reserves with lingzhi-funghi and peaches. Min. rest. At the rim, small chip and small fissure. Estimation :... [Lire la suite]

A rare blue and white porcelain ewer made for the Islamic market, China, Ming Dynasty, Yongle period, 1403-1424 AD, with Ottoman Tombak Mounts, 17th-18th Century - Photo Sotheby's of pyriform form with a bulbous base and tapering neck supported on a narrow ring foot, the sloping shoulder with serpentine handle and spout with attached foliate bracket, the spout and neck terminating in a domed and arcaded tombakmount with detachable cover and chain, the porcelain body decorated in underglaze cobalt blue reserved on white... [Lire la suite]

A large Blue And White Charger for the Islamic Market. 17th century.  Photo Sotheby's  the curved sides rising from a tapering foot to a flared rim, painted in rich cobalt-blue tones and incised to the interior with a floral medallion encircled by stylised floral bands, all encircled by two wide bands of leafy floral sprays issuing from a rocky ground, similarly decorated to the exterior with eight floral roundels divided by stylised radiating lingzhi sprays; 50.5cm., 19 7/8... [Lire la suite]

A Rare Blue And White Pilgrim Flask for the Islamic Market. Ming Dynasty, I5th Century. Photo Sotheby's  the crescent-shaped body rising to rosette terminals, applied with a central cylindrical ringed neck with a knopped mouth and a spout to the side, all supported on four ruyishaped feet, painted with undulating leafy lotus scrolls framed by cellular diaper and lappet motifs, the sides with a floral spray and a sun with swirling clouds rising from foaming waves, burnt to a buff orange tone on the... [Lire la suite]

A polychrome enamelled ewer for the islamic market. Ming Dynasty. photo Sotheby's the flattened pear-shaped body rising from a tall spreading foot to a long waisted neck and a galleried rim, the sloping shoulder applied with a curved handle with an eyelet, the flaring spout secured to the body by a S-scroll strut, painted in bright iron-red, yellow and green enamels to the front and back face with a peach-shaped panel enclosing leafy scrolls of lotus, flanked by a pair of dragons... [Lire la suite]

A Jiajing blue and white porcelain ewermade for the Islamic Market, China, Ming Dynasty, 1522-66, with Ottoman gilt mounts, Turkey, late 16th-17th century. Photo Sotheby's the body of squat truncated form on a flat base, with a cylindrical neck, a serpentine arched handle and slightly curved spout with attached scrolled bracket, the spout and neck with gilt mounts, the porcelain body decorated in underglaze cobalt blue reserved on white with a band of lotus flowers and scrolling leafy stems, above... [Lire la suite]

  A Rare Blue and White Porcelain Ewer Made for the Islamic Market, China, Ming Dynasty, Yongle Period, 1403-1424 Ad, with Ottoman Tombak Mounts, I7th-I8th Century. Photo Sotheby's of pyriform form with a bulbous base and tapering neck supported on a narrow ring foot, the sloping shoulder with serpentine handle and spout with attached foliate bracket, the spout and neck terminating in a domed and arcaded tombak mount with detachable cover and chain, the porcelain body decorated in underglaze cobalt blue reserved on white with... [Lire la suite]

A very rare blue and white and enamelled pear-shaped vase for the 'Islamic market', 16th century. photo Bonhams The body with two bands of vertical flanges, the tall cylindrical neck applied with six tubular handles, painted around the sides with six circular medallion enclosing Persian-style inscriptions surrounded by ruyi-shaped clouds and interspersed by iron-red florets, all above borders of upright and pendent lappets at the foot, and below narrow bands of classic scroll, pendent lappets and scrolling trellises at the... [Lire la suite]

A Kangxi blue and white porcelain vase, China, 1662-1722. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd., 2010. On a spreading foot rising to high shoulder, with white metal mount capped by dome with pointed finial, decorated with chrysanthemums and scrolling vines - 12in (30.5cm) high - Estimate £1,200 - £1,500. Price Realized £3,750 A pair of blue-and-white Kangxi export ware vases with later metal mounts, China, 17th century. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd., 2010. Of globular form, decorated with swallows and cherry blossoms, with... [Lire la suite]

Two pairs and a set of three Chinese iron-red and gilt plates. Kangxi (1662-1722) Comprising a pair of plates painted to the central roundel with two ladies in a fenced garden, surrounded by tulip-shaped panels enclosing flowers at the well, 22.5 cm. diam.; a pair of plates painted with a lady holding a baby accompagnied by two servants, the rim painted with tulip-shaped floral panels, 22.5 cm. diam.; and a set of three iron-red and underglaze-blue plates painted with a roundel of two ladies in a fenced garden, surrounded by... [Lire la suite]