Tiles

Persian Jews Manuscript is from late 17th-early 18th centuries, Iran

A Young Man Offering a Cup of Wine to a Girl, 16th century, Persian, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Grand Vizier Shah-Quli Khan Signed by Hajji-Muhammad Iran, probably Isfahan, dated 1696 Opaque watercolor, ink, and gold on paper The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and the Freer Gallery of Art - Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC

Flower Trellis Iran (Safavid), 17th century

یک قاب 24 قطعه ای کاشی، قرن 18 یا 19 میلادی POLYCHROME POTTERY TILE PANEL, PERSIA, 18TH/19TH CENTURY composed of twenty-four tiles, decorated with a scene of courtly male figures hunting, one on horseback, the other two on foot, set in a rocky landscape with distant palaces, the border with a succession of oblong cartouches enclosing further scenes of the chase, framed 148.5 x 101.5cm.

Iran, Isfahan province (Iranian), Tile with scene of figures in a garden, 17th century or later, stonepaste with polychrome decoration under clear glaze, in cuerda seca technique

Four Safavid square tiles with figures, Kubachi, Persia, late 16th Century - Sotheby's

Beautiful Armenian Ceramic Tiles ( intricately hand painted by my equally beautiful sister )

aleyma: “ Tile, made in Iran in the 17th century (source). ”

Tile Place of origin: Kashan, Iran (made) Date: early 14th century (made) Artist/Maker: Unknown (production) Materials and Techniques: Fritware, glazed and painted in