FOUR SMALL POTTERY VESSELS
Possibly Iran and Syria, 10th - 12th century

Comprising three cups, each of deep rounded shape, the smallest cup resting on a splayed circular foot, the other two straight, rising to circular mouths, the largest with an everted rim, the exterior of one painted in cobalt blue and the centre with a small floral stem, 5.3cm diam. and 3.2cm high, the other two plain, the largest 7.5cm diam. at widest points and 4.1cm high; and the base of a cylindrical vase or cup, with truncated rim and worn base, the exterior painted in cobalt blue on a white ground, 7cm diam. at widest points and 5cm high.