A Collection of Islamic Pottery Vessels, Persia, 10th century and later, comprising: a Kashan turquoise-glazed ewer, 12-13th century, with underglaze engraved decoration, 22cm high; a Nishapur slip-painted bowl, 10th century, 18cm diameter; a small Safavid turquoise glazed ewer, circa 16-17th century, 17cm high; a late Safavid blue and white colander, circa 1700, 21.3cm diameter and another pottery bowl, 18.2cm diameter; a Gandhara style stone head, 20th century, mounted on metal stand, the head 15.5cm high and a miniature 18k gold-plated copy of the 'The Cyrus Cylinder', set in resin, the cylinder signed, the resin case 15.2cm x 10.3cm x 5.3cm (7) Condition Report: The Nishapur bowl broken in several parts and repaired; the Kashan turquoise-glazed ewer, with neck restored, area of glaze restored to body and handle broken and glued; the Safavid turquoise glazed ewer, with neck in half and repaired and also 2cm rim chip and handle broken in four parts and glued and spout with chip; a late Safavid blue and white colander with 4.5cm x 4mm rim chip and 1cm x 4mm rim chip and some crazing and other minor chips and cracks throughout Condition Report Disclaimer