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Middle Eastern Collection
Accession Nr.:
51.220.1
Type:
ceramics
Date of production:
19.sz
Place of production:
Iran
Materials/Techniques:
soapstone
,
unglazed
,
painted
,
engraved
Dimensions:
height:12 cm
diameter: 12 cm
The exterior displays two headless"Master of Animals" figures surrounded by birds and symmetrical pairs of lions. The rim is articulated by three empty cartouches and fourth one containing a craved inscription in Persian
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