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Sultanabad ware

Persia tradition · 5 examples · indicative market tier: Under $500 (entry level & living craft)

Sultanabad ware is a type of Persian pottery developed in Sultanabad, Iran, during the course of Ilkhanid rule in Persia. Wikipedia →

Types & examples

Rabbit Sultanabad ware fragment Benaki
Rabbit Sultanabad ware fragment Benaki
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Bowl with hare and phoenixes, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th c
Bowl with hare and phoenixes, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th c
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Bowl with strutting bird, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th centu
Bowl with strutting bird, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th centu
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Dish with running quadrupeds, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th c
Dish with running quadrupeds, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th c
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Bowl with dancing dervishes, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th ce
Bowl with dancing dervishes, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th ce
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