Chalice (2) - Ceramic





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Pair of ceramic goblets from Turkey, dating to 1910–1920, hand-painted in the Isfahanine Qajar style, with a 10 cm height, 8 cm top diameter, 5 cm base diameter, and a red signature Koobidan on the base of each piece; good used condition with glaze craquelure and small edge/foot wear.
Description from the seller
Pair of ceramic goblets, hand-painted. Each piece features a wide, sharply toothed rim, a slightly tightened neck, a convex central knop, and a flared circular foot.
Decoration
• Light turquoise to turquoise-blue background.
• Intense cobalt blue cartouches (medallions), edged in red, containing floral motifs and arabesques drawn in white.
• Upper border decorated with small red and blue stylized flowers, green dots, and geometric motifs on a white dotted background.
• Foot adorned with diamonds, white woliing friezes, and red and blue fillets.
• Inner surface of the cup also decorated with the same cartouches and floral motifs in blue, white, and red.
Ceramic, hand-painted under or over glaze, with transparent glaze. Presence of glaze crazing and wear from use, particularly on the rims and foot.
Under the base of each piece, red-painted signature: کوبيدان (Kubidān / Koobidan), name of the master potter.
Dimensions
• Height: 10 cm
• Maximum diameter (cup): 8 cm
• Minimum diameter (foot): 5 cm
Characteristic style of the Isfahan artisan production from the Qajar era.
Overall in good usable condition. Glaze wear and small localized chips on the rims and foot, consistent with age and use.
Matching pair, decoration almost identical on both pieces. Master’s signature present on both examples.
Pair of ceramic goblets, hand-painted. Each piece features a wide, sharply toothed rim, a slightly tightened neck, a convex central knop, and a flared circular foot.
Decoration
• Light turquoise to turquoise-blue background.
• Intense cobalt blue cartouches (medallions), edged in red, containing floral motifs and arabesques drawn in white.
• Upper border decorated with small red and blue stylized flowers, green dots, and geometric motifs on a white dotted background.
• Foot adorned with diamonds, white woliing friezes, and red and blue fillets.
• Inner surface of the cup also decorated with the same cartouches and floral motifs in blue, white, and red.
Ceramic, hand-painted under or over glaze, with transparent glaze. Presence of glaze crazing and wear from use, particularly on the rims and foot.
Under the base of each piece, red-painted signature: کوبيدان (Kubidān / Koobidan), name of the master potter.
Dimensions
• Height: 10 cm
• Maximum diameter (cup): 8 cm
• Minimum diameter (foot): 5 cm
Characteristic style of the Isfahan artisan production from the Qajar era.
Overall in good usable condition. Glaze wear and small localized chips on the rims and foot, consistent with age and use.
Matching pair, decoration almost identical on both pieces. Master’s signature present on both examples.

