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A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs
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A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs

1900 - 1920
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A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs.

A superbly stylish late 19th century to early 20th century, circa 1900, Iznik bottle vase.

The 30cm Iznik decorated vase presents in the traditional Ottoman style of the 18th century and later continued during the 19th century in Turkey, known as Kutahya, using the same decorative motifs and intricate, Islamic folk art designs, hand painted with cobalt blue, turquoise and often emerald green to create the striking decoration beneath the glaze.

Presented in mostly excellent condition, no cracks or losses, structurally excellent with a fine glaze, please note a tiny chip to the base which reveals the typical fritware pottery.

Dimensions

Height 30cm

Diameter 18cm

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Physical Dimensions
Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
18cm (7.09")
Depth
18cm (7.09")
Declaration

Gilt and Gesso has dated this Antique Iznik Bottle Vase to the 1900s.

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SA1217956
Description
A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs.

A superbly stylish late 19th century to early 20th century, circa 1900, Iznik bottle vase.

The 30cm Iznik decorated vase presents in the traditional Ottoman style of the 18th century and later continued during the 19th century in Turkey, known as Kutahya, using the same decorative motifs and intricate, Islamic folk art designs, hand painted with cobalt blue, turquoise and often emerald green to create the striking decoration beneath the glaze.

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Presented in mostly excellent condition, no cracks or losses, structurally excellent with a fine glaze, please note a tiny chip to the base which reveals the typical fritware pottery.
Gilt and Gesso

Dimensions

Height 30cm

Diameter 18cm

Please request more photos and any questions invited.

Dispatched U.K. and worldwide within 2-3 working days with tracking.

Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
18cm (7.09")
Depth
18cm (7.09")
Date of Manufacture

Gilt and Gesso has dated this Antique Iznik Bottle Vase to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1217956
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Sellingantiques verified Since May 2023
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A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs.
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Archive I A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs.

A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs

Archive II A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View II
Archive III A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View III
Archive IV A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View IV
Archive V A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View V
Archive VI A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View VI
Archive VII A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View VII
Archive VIII A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View VIII
Archive IX A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View IX
Archive X A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View X
Archive XI A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View XI
Archive XII A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View XII
Archive XIII A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View XIII
Archive XIV A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs. View XIV
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A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs.
A 19th Century Iznik Hand Painted Bottle Vase, 30cm Fritware, Traditional Motifs
Ref: SA1217956
A hand-painted 19th-century Iznik style fritware bottle vase decorated with turquoise, cobalt blue, and red floral arabesque motifs.
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Iznik pottery is a decorated ceramic tradition originating in Iznik, Turkey, during the Ottoman Empire, renowned for its vivid underglaze floral and geometric motifs executed on a fritware body.

Traditional pieces are crafted from fritware, a composite material of quartz sand, white clay, and glass frit, coated with a white slip and finished with mineral pigments and a transparent lead glaze.

Revival pieces from the 19th century typically feature hand-painted arabesque patterns, distinct cobalt blue, turquoise, and bole red pigments, alongside characteristic glaze crazing and irregular foot rings.

A decorative ceramic bottle vase works exceptionally well as a standalone accent on a wooden sideboard, styled within a curated bookshelf, or placed on a fireplace mantelpiece to add colour and texture.

Clean gently using a dry microfibre cloth or a slightly damp sponge, avoiding submersion in water or exposure to abrasive chemical cleaners that could damage porous ceramic areas or delicate glazes.
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