Lot 128 A KASHAN BLUE, BLACK AND WHITE POTTERY BOWL, PERSIA, EARLY 13TH CENTURY

A Pottery broad, shallow circular bowl set on a tall cylindrical foot. Inside, the decoration is arranged in a radial composition divided into triangular segments that spread outward from the center. Each segment contains stylized vegetal scrolls and dense dotted ornament, while thin cobalt-blue lines radiate toward the rim, creating a starburst-like pattern.

The exterior is simply glazed, while the underside and foot reveal the buff-colored fritware body, with the foot left largely unglazed.
Diameter 24 cm.
Height 9 cm.