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Description: Pale buff stone-paste (fritware) covered with a wash of white slip and decorated in cobalt-blue, turquoise and sage-green, outlined in black, under a clear glaze. On one side, a border of split-palmette arabesques, reserved on a cobalt-blue ground between turquoise lines. The rest of the surface is covered with a repeating design of arabesque medallions and palmettes linked by scrolling stems bearing small saz leaves. Production Place: Syria, Damascus Dimensions: height: (whole): 29.5 cm, width: (whole): 30.2 cm Date: 1560 to 1630
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