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Bell-Shaped Glass Huqqa BaseIndia, Second half of the 18th century
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Blue and White Albarello for the Islamic MarketChina, Daoguang Reign (1821–1850) with mark of the period
Made for the Islamic Market
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Blue and White Dish Made for the Thai MarketChina, Kangxi period (1654–1722)
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Blue and White Dish made for the Thai marketChina, Kangxi period (1654–1722)
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Blue and White Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, Late 16th century
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Blue-and-White AlbarelloSpain, probably Catalonia, ca. 1450–1500
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Blue-and-White Ewer with Xuande MarkChina, Late 15th or 16th century (Ming Dynasty)
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Burmantofts 'Anglo-Persian' VaseLeeds, England, Late 19th century
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Cantagalli Footed Bowl in Iznik StyleItaly, late 19th Century
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Chinese Blue and White Ewer made for the Islamic marketChina, Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368)
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Chinese Blue-and-White Ewer made for the Indian Market ( 清青花执壶 )Jingdezhen, China, Late 17th to early 18th century
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Chinese Blue-and-White Ewer Made for the Islamic Market (清青花执壶)China, Kangxi Period (1662–1722)
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Chinese Blue-and-White Huqqa BaseChina, Kangxi period (1662–1722)
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Chinese Huqqa Base Made for the Indian MarketChina, Kangxi Period (1662–1722)
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Chinese Iron Red Ewer Made for the Indian MarketJingdezhen, China, ca. 1710 (Kangxi period)
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Chinese Porcelain Ewer Made for the Islamic MarketJingdezhen, China, 1572–1620 (Wanli Reign Period)
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Enamelled Glass Chasse with Islamic and Christian IconographyNancy, France, ca. 1878
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European Ceramic Lamp Stand made in the Safavid StyleSamson Factory, France, 19th century
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Glass Rosewater SprinklerOttoman Turkey (probably Beykoz, Istanbul), Late 18th to early 19th century
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Hispano-Moresque AlbarelloManises, Spain, ca. 1450
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Hispano-Moresque AlbarelloSpain (Manises, Valencian region), Second half of the 15th century
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Hispano-Moresque ChargerManises, Spain, Mid-16th century
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Hispano-Moresque ChargerSpain (Manises, Valencia region), ca. 1500
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Hispano-Moresque Cup (Encisamera)Manises, Spain, 16th century
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Hispano-Moresque DishSpain (Manises, Valencia region), Second half of the 15th century
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Hispano-Moresque DishSpain, 15th century
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Hispano-Moresque JugSpain (Manises, Valencia region), Second half of the 15th century
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Hispano-Moresque Lustre Charger with Rabbit DesignManises, Spain, 16th century
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Iznik Border TileOttoman Turkey, Late 16th century
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Iznik Çinili Hamam Hexagonal TileIznik, Ottoman Turkey, c. 1575
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Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, ca. 1590
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Iznik DishIznik, Ottoman Turkey, ca. 1590
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Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, ca. 1650–1675
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Iznik DishIznik, Ottoman Turkey, 1560–1590
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Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, ca. 1580
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Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, ca. 1570
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Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, ca. 1580
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Iznik Dish with EwerOttoman Turkey, ca. 1600
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Iznik JugOttoman Turkey, ca. 1580
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Iznik TileOttoman Turkey, ca. 1575
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Iznik-Style DishFrance (Paris), ca. 1870
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Iznik-Style Samson BottleParis, France, Late 19th century
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Kütahya Tile Panel Depicting the Holy FamilyKütahya, Turkey, 19th century
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Lobmeyr Gilt and Enamelled Champagne CoupeVienna, ca. 1877
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Maiolica Dish with a figure of a Turkish CavalierDeruta, Italy, 1520–1550
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Monochrome Hispano-Moresque AlbarelloManises or Valencia, Spain, 17th century
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Mughal Glass BottleIndia, 18th century
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Ottoman Terra Lemnia JugOttoman Turkey, 17th–18th century
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Pair of Kangxi Ewers Made for the Islamic MarketJingdezhen, China, ca. 1710
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Pair of Mughal Gilt Glass BottlesIndia, 18th century
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Polychrome Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, 17th century
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Polychrome Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, First half of the 17th century
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Polychrome Iznik DishOttoman Turkey, 17th century
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Porcelain Ewer Made for the Indian MarketChina, Kangxi period (1662–1722)
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Zhangzhou Dish Made for the Islamic MarketChina (Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province), First half of the 17th century
