OTTOMAN EMPIRE. A pair of dishes, one of which bears an insc - Lot 98

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OTTOMAN EMPIRE. A pair of dishes, one of which bears an insc - Lot 98
OTTOMAN EMPIRE. A pair of dishes, one of which bears an inscription in Armenian Two circular plates made of tin-plated copper, with incised decoration on the sides depicting cypress trees and stylized palmettes within mandorlas; one of the plates features an Armenian inscription engraved within a medallion. Ottoman Empire, probably Anatolia or Cilicia, 17th–19th century Diameter: 28 cm The Armenian inscription reads, over three lines: ՄՀԻ Պ / ԱԼԻ ՈՐԴԻ Ա / ՍԱՏՈՒՐԻ “MHI P/ALI ORDI A/SATOWRI” (The pilgrim from Jerusalem, B/ali, son of As/sadour). The first name Bali was very common among Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as early as the 16th century. Expert: Ms. Laure SOUSTIEL
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