Ceramics of the Islamic world: in the Tareq Rajab Museum / Géza Fehérvári

Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust wrapper. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description: 399 pages: col. ill., facsims. ; 29 cm. Contents: Preface / Tareq Sayid Rajab -- Foreword / Ralph Pinder-Wilson -- Historical Map of the Islamic World and Europe -- Introduction -- 1. The Pre- and Early Islamic Periods (2nd to 8th centuries) -- 2. The Early Abbasid Period Iraq, Iran and Central Asia (9th to early 11th centuries) -- 3. The Fatimid Period in Egypt and North Africa (late 10th to 12th centuries) -- 4. Iranian Sgraffiato (from the 11th up to the early 13th centuries) -- 5. The "Seljuq" Period of Iran (11th to early 13th centuries) -- 6. Glazed Lamps and Lanterns (10th to 13th centuries) -- 7. Glazed Ceramics of Afghanistan (11th to 14th centuries) -- 8. Ayyubid Ceramics of Syria (12th to mid-13th centuries) -- 9. Unglazed Ceramics of the Early Islamic Period -- 10. The Ilkhanid and Timurid Periods in Iran and Central Asia (late 13th to early 16th centuries) -- 11. Mamluk Ceramics of Syria and Egypt (late 13th to early 16th centuries) -- 12. Hispano-Moresque Ceramics of Spain (15th to 18th centuries) -- 13. Safavid and Qajar Ceramics (16th to 19th centuries) -- 14. Ceramics of Ottoman Turkey (16th to 19th centuries) -- 15. Moroccan Ceramics (18th to 19th centuries) -- 16. Moulds, Matrices, Dies and Casts. Subjects: Tareq Rajab Museum (Kuwait). Islamic pottery; Catalogs.Islamic art objects; Catalogs. Pottery Kuwait; Catalogs. Ceramics Kuwait; Catalogs. 2 Kg.…