LOT 169 A large Samson Iznik-style flask, with maker's mark to base,...
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A large Samson Iznik-style flask, with maker's mark to base, mid-late 19th century, of baluster form, on short foot with drop-shaped body rising to a slightly waisted neck and with polychrome painted decoration, decorated in blue, turquoise and bole red paint with black outlining over a white slip, large curving stems with blue flowers, alternating with pairs of stemmed blossoming red flowers, 51.5cm. highThe ceramics firm Samson, Edmé et Cie was established in Paris in 1845 by Edmé Samson. The firm produced ceramics inspired by, or directly copied from, museum pieces or examples from well-known European factories. Samson ceramics were sometimes signed using a variety of signatures, often stemming from a variation of the letter ‘S’. As with many other Iznik-style wares, this example bears the Arabic equivalent to the letter ‘S’.Please refer to department for condition report
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