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LOT 72

Lot 72

Two Staffordshire Pottery Blue and White Transferware 'Alahambra' Pattern Plates for the Persian Market, British Anchor Pottery, c.1864

Two Staffordshire Pottery Blue and White Transferware 'Alahambra' Pattern Plates for the Persian Market, British Anchor Pottery, c.1864
Lot 72 Details
Two Staffordshire Pottery Blue and White Transferware 'Alahambra' Pattern Plates for the Persian Market, British Anchor Pottery, c.1864

commemorating the Visit of Nasir al-Din Shah Qajar to Turkey, each central cartouche with Lion and Sun emblem of Iran and inscription
larger diameter 9.6 in — 24.3 cm

Estimate $300-$400

Realised: $480
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Two Staffordshire Pottery Blue and White Transferware 'Alahambra' Pattern Plates for the Persian Market, British Anchor Pottery, c.1864
  • Two Staffordshire Pottery Blue and White Transferware 'Alahambra' Pattern Plates for the Persian Market, British Anchor Pottery, c.1864
Literature:

https://www.transcollectorsclub.org/resources/Cruickshank_EDITED_Article.pdf

transcollectorsclub.org/resources/Cruickshank_EDITED_Article.pdf

CONDITION DETAILS

Both in good condiiton.

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