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Two polychrome glazed earthenware bowls, one decorated with fish and the other with floral motifs. Persia, 19th/20th century
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€ 100 - 200
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€ 127
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h 11 cm d 25.5 cm and h 8.5 cm d 7 cm
Flared form on ring foot. The fish bowl, with swimming fish on a cobalt-blue ground beneath a pointed geometric motif, is fully decorated inside with the same design together with a scroll of leaves and flowers.
The fish motif (māhī) is auspicious, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, and is often found in Kashan popular production of the early 20th century.
Flared form on ring foot. The fish bowl, with swimming fish on a cobalt-blue ground beneath a pointed geometric motif, is fully decorated inside with the same design together with a scroll of leaves and flowers.
The fish motif (māhī) is auspicious, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, and is often found in Kashan popular production of the early 20th century.
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