The Potteries of Persia : being a brief history of the art of ceramics in the Near East (1909)
Kelekian, Dikran khan, 1868-1951 · Paris : H. Clarke · leaf 32
the origin of these wares, for it is ornamented with an inscription in Armenian and dated 1727. The small plate (Fig. 3i), is interesting also as an example of Kutahia figure composition. It is dated in Armenian characters, 1719. Each set of pottery makers in the Near East seems to have had a color…
Pottery, Iranian · Pottery
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