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Maker(s) &
Production:
Unknown, maker, Spain
Category(s):
pottery; Islamic pottery
Name:
sherds
Date:
1300 — 1499
School/Style:
Hispano-Moresque
Period:
14th/15th Century
Description:
Six pottery sherds. All of reddish ware with tin glaze and lustre decoration. All have cobalt blue as well, except 'F', which is almost ruby red. 'E' has a very yellow lustre.
Technique(s):
tin-glazing
lustred
Material(s):
pottery
tin-glaze
lustre
Dimension(s):
length, A, 14.6, cm
width, A, 6.4, cm
length, B, 12.1, cm
width, B, 7.6, cm
length, C, 10.2, cm
width, C, 7.6, cm
length, D, 8.6, cm
width, D, 6.7, cm
length, E, 7.6, cm
width, E, 5.7, cm
length, F, 10.2, cm
width, F, 10.8, cm
Acquisition:
exchanged; 1948; Farouk I University, Alexandria, Egypt
Provenance:
Excavated at Kom el Dik, Alexandria
Acquisition Credit:
Exchanged, obtained from Farouk I University
Accession:
Object Number: C.18.16A-F-1948
(Applied Arts)
(record id: 72644; input: 2002-11-20; modified: 2016-10-10)
Permanent
Identifier:
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