A blue, white, black and possibly manganese pyriform pottery bottle, 

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A blue, white, black and possibly manganese pyriform pottery bottle, Qajar Iran, 19th century, In plain base, with long tapering neck rising to a bulbous lip and straight rim, the painted decoration consisting of bold flower heads born by swirling tendrils with serrated leaves, a register with geometric forms below, a wider band of lotus tendrils above, the neck with straight floral sprays, on white ground, the manganesse pigments possibly overfired, the base with sticker "the Goodfellow Collection" and white rectangular attribution sticker written in a modern hand in black ink reading "Persian 1800-1850" together with a Qajar rectangular moulded pottery tile with a rider clad in green holding an umbrella mounting a white steed and a near square Qajar Damascus-style, blue, white and black pottery tile painted with a floral spray rising from a gadrooned footed basin within a central lobed medallion amidst flaring serrated leaves, on white ground The bottle, 32.5cm. high ; the rectangular tile, 27.4 x 20.2cm. ; the near square tile, 21 x 20.2cm.

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