Bowl
1630-60 (made)
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Bowl with four contiguous scenes, (cf. 2902-1876). One has a set of two ducks in flight and the other three geese, one of them in mid-air. A pair of double peaches with leaves is painted under a composition of variegated rocks in a context of four minimal balustrades, Kraak clouds, bees and scattered dots. A broad plain band leads to the ring base. Nine linked lappets decorate the inner rim band. Ten separate and unusual loops surround the central roundel with two ducks sitting on a rocky mound between a small flowery branch and more rocks, roots and a small cascade. Painted in 3 blues and black. The bowl is heavy and has no mark.
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Materials and techniques | Fritware, painted in underglaze blue and black |
Brief description | Bowl, fritware, painted in underglaze blue and black after a Chinese Kraak original with birds and foliage; Iran, 1630-60. |
Physical description | Bowl with four contiguous scenes, (cf. 2902-1876). One has a set of two ducks in flight and the other three geese, one of them in mid-air. A pair of double peaches with leaves is painted under a composition of variegated rocks in a context of four minimal balustrades, Kraak clouds, bees and scattered dots. A broad plain band leads to the ring base. Nine linked lappets decorate the inner rim band. Ten separate and unusual loops surround the central roundel with two ducks sitting on a rocky mound between a small flowery branch and more rocks, roots and a small cascade. Painted in 3 blues and black. The bowl is heavy and has no mark. |
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Bibliographic reference | Crowe, Yolande. Persia and China: Safavid blue and white ceramics in the Victoria & Albert Museum 1501-1738. London: Thames and Hudson, 2002, cat. 75, p. 83. |
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Accession number | 1090-1876 |
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Record created | June 11, 2009 |
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