H.: 30,5 cm (the tallest)

Ref.: The National Museum of Art of Romania, Inventory Number 71984/1166, for a related example described as 18/19th C. (link) The description states: 'The jar belongs to a larger group of ceramic wares very popular during the Qajar dynasty, which illustrate the development of the blue and white style; its shape, originating in Mamluk Syria, was adopted in China and in Safavid Persia.'