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311 A Safavid blue and white long necked vase, with engraved Ottoman silver mounts, Iran and Turkey, 17th and 19th century, of globular form with faceted sides rising to wide shoulder, the thin neck with metal mount extending from midway, engraved with flowers within arches, the detachable lid with chain attachment, 36cm high £600-800 + 27.6% BP*


312 An Ayyubid silver inlaid brass bowl, Mosul, 12th-13th century, engraved to sides with roundels containing courtly figures of musicians and singers and a figure holding a child on a ground of scrolling arabesque, and to base a star motif surrounded by six larger haloed figures contained in roundels, one holding two fish, one brandishing a sword, to interior well a roundel of fish and possibly later European monogram “ITH”, 15cm diam, 6cm high £1000-1500 + 27.6% BP*


313 A Safavid engraved brass torchstand (shamdan), dated 1205AH/1791AD, Iran, with owners name “Mohamed...”, inscription cartouches to neck and base with quatrains of poetry, rising from a wide trumpet foot through faceted shaft with double pronounced collar and flaring rim, the shaft with a main register of elegant arabesque issuing from large palmettes and with split-leaf terminals, bordered by minor bands of interlacing floral scroll, the foot and mouth each with a band of nasta’liq cartouches bordered by similar bands of floral vine and minor bands of smaller palmettes, 31.1cm high £700-1000 + 27.6% BP*


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314 A group of inscribed seals, Indian and Iran, 17th-19th century, comprising two spinach green jade seals, a white jade seal with gold surround, an inscribed oval agate seal, a round rock crystal seal, a inscribed carnelian seal set into an engraved white metal ring, and another carnelian seal set into a ring. (7) £1500-2000 + 27.6% BP*


315 A Safavid cuerda seca tile panel, Iran, 17th century, mounted on concrete, in cobalt blue and ochre, with central urn surrounded by flowers and ducks, 94 x 140cm (VAT charged on hammer price) £1000-1500 + 27.6% BP*


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