Bowl
1845 (made)
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Bowl of glazed earthenware, painted inside and out with groups of Persian figures, flowers, birds and insects, in imitation of Chinese design. The bottom of the inside is painted with the Lion and the Sun of Perisa. Signed on the base by Ali Akbar Shirazi, and dated 1262 A.H. (A.D. 1845).
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Materials and techniques | Fritware, glazed and painted |
Brief description | Bowl, glazed earthenware with painted decoration, Iran (Shiraz), dated 1252 A.H. (A.D. 1836) |
Physical description | Bowl of glazed earthenware, painted inside and out with groups of Persian figures, flowers, birds and insects, in imitation of Chinese design. The bottom of the inside is painted with the Lion and the Sun of Perisa. Signed on the base by Ali Akbar Shirazi, and dated 1262 A.H. (A.D. 1845). |
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Marks and inscriptions | (1262 AH is equivalent to 1845 AD)
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Credit line | Given by H.E. the Sani-ed-Dowleh |
Production | Inventory record |
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Accession number | 632-1878 |
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Record created | March 30, 2009 |
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