Islamic Pottery Gallery

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Set of Persian pottery, from 13th to 17th century. 1. Bowl with Central Fish Motif. Date: 13th centu

Earthenware bowl with a painting of a hare, from Egypt. Artist unknown; Fatimid period (11th centur

mediumaevum:Hispano-Moresque ware is a style of initially Islamic pottery created in Al Andalus or M

brassmanticore:CanteenSyria or Egypt, 15th century.

Flask with Zodiac medallions, Iran, KashanThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtThis vessel takes the form o

timur-i-lang:Strainer of buff fritware with incised and pierced decoration, found at Fostat, 12th ce

Earthenware camel vessel, Syria, 8th-9th century (LACMA).

brassmanticore:Basin, Al-Andalus, 15th centuryThe art of making ceramic objects with luster decorati

A lustre pottery star Tile, Persia, circa AD 1310

Pierced lanternIran, 9th–10th century (Abbasid period, excavated at Nishapur 9in high x max 6in diam

TilesPlace of origin: Kashan, Iran (probably, made)Date: early 14th century (made)Artist/Maker: unkn

Bowl, Iran, Nishapur, 10th century. Earthenware, underglaze slip-painted

BowlBasra, Iraq, 9th centuryThis bowl is a typical example of an underglazed decorated ware in cobal

Hispano-Moresque ware is a style of initially Islamic pottery created in Al Andalus or Muslim Spain,

1. An Egyptian or Syrian earthenware bowl, 1200-50, depicting a harpy; her wing has a tiraz band wit

9th century Abbasid lustre bowl with geometric and stylised vegetal decoration from Iraq.

Bowl Date: 19th centuryGeography: IranCulture: IslamicMedium: Stonepaste; painted in blue and black

Bowl with fish motifsfirst half of 14th cen, Iran.“Ilkhanid‑period potters in Iran imitated th

Footed goblet decorated in cobalt and lustre, Iran, late 17th century.“The decoration on this

Painted islamic bowls, Central Asia, X-XI century AD ( 1, 2, 3 )

Base for a water-pipe in the form of a duck, Iran, 1635-60.“This duck-shaped vessel seems

orogyne:islamic pottery

Dish with three ducks on a pond, surrounded by water weeds Mashhad, Iran, 1450-1475

Bowl with fish motifs first half of 14th cen, Iran. “Ilkhanid‑period potters in Iran imita

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