Small footed dish with blue and white floral decoration, Timurid Iran, probably Tabriz, late 15th century Large hollow dish with sloping rim resting on a small circular foot in siliceous ceramic, decorated in cobalt blue under a transparent glaze with four spiral stems decorated with leaves and four flowers, two lotuses and two chrysanthemums, floral bouquets on the rim and a plant stem on the rim. Band decorated with spiral stems on the outer wall. Diameter: 34.2 cm One reattached break, one hanging hole, edge chips. This type of dish with blue and white sinister decoration on a small heel belongs to what Lisa Golombek calls the "Tabriz Narrow-foot" group, which dates it from the last quarter of the 15th century to the first quarter of the 16th century in Tabriz. Bibliography : GOLOMBEK, Lisa, Tamerlan's Tableware, A New Approach to the Chinoiserie Ceramics of Fifteenth and Sixteenth Century Iran, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto: 1996, pp 120 - 121. A Timurid Blue and White "Short Foot" Dish, Iran, probably Tabriz, late 15th century Philippe Magloire Collection - Lots 132 to 207