A group of Islamic ceramics

A group of Islamic ceramics, Europe, North Africa and Central Asia, mainly 19th century and later, comprising: a sgraffiato bowl painted in green and orange, 28cm diam; a Cantagalli lustre jug decorated with a bird, 21.5cm high; a partitioned dish with eight circular compartments, 19.5cm diam; a pottery model in the shape of a horse, two polychrome dishes and a jug, probably North African, respectively 17.5cm, 30cm diam. and 26.5cm high; an unglazed moulded vase, 18cm high; a late Persian huqqa base, 29cm high and an Iznik style bowl, 26.5cm diameter (10) Provenance: From the Mohamed Makiya Collection Condition Report: sgraffiato bowl probably early but extensively restored partitioned dish with glaze chipsthe horse with chipped ears and has been in half through bodylarger polychrome dish with 4cm x 1.3cm chip and other dish with shallow rim chip 2.5cm x 8mm the unglazed moulded vase with chips under foot rimthe late Persian huqqa base with with firing faults Isnik style bowl has been in pieces and now gluedthe Cantagalli jug with two minor glaze chips around foot and some crazing to glaze throughout Condition Report Disclaimer