SEVEN PERSIAN SILK BOCCHAS
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE LONDON COLLECTOR
Qajar Iran, late 18th and 19th centuries

Each of square shape, comprising five panels with rows of buti in the field; one brocaded with a cusped floral grid containing polychrome flowerheads, bordered with brocaded navy satin silk, the corners with larger scale buti against darker navy satin silk, edged with bias-cut polychrome striped silk, lined in European floral printed cotton, 40.5cm x 39cm; and another with blue and red florals in a lattice pattern block-printed on white cotton, the largest piece 58.5cm x 59cm.

Dimensions: he largest piece 58.5cm x 59cm