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Object Name15 Fragments
Made FromGlass
Dateprobably 900-1199
Place Madeprobably Egypt
TechniqueFree blown, enameled
Accession Number51.1.149
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical Description15 Fragments. Transparent colorless blue to pale blue glass, without bubbles as well as with many bubbles; free blown and enameled: (I) Fragment of base, with pontil mark; sunflower-like ornament in yellow-orange and brown on one side, two concentric rings in yellow and brown on the other side; (II) fragment of base, with pontil mark; very thin glass; heavy weathering covering the decoration on the other side; (III) part of rim with ring-like profile; brownish on one side, brownish vegetable decoration on the other side; (IV) vegetable decoration on one side; yellow stripes, brownish dots, violet and bluish "blossoms"; (V) greenish blue and brownish; vegetable decoration on both sides; (VI) fairly thick glass; faint greenish enamel on one side, orange stripes and greenish circles and spirals on the other side; (VII) part of rim; brownish vegetable decoration on one side that seems to be blue and violet on the other side; (VIII) part of rim; vegetable decoration on one side; a orange "flower" between orange and violet branches; (IX) brown vegetable decoration on both sides; (X) orange stripes and vegetable decoration on one side, brown dots and ornaments on the other side; (XI) brown and orange decoration on both sides; (XII) brown background on one side, yellow and greenish vegetable decoration on the other side thus producing a "three dimensional effect"; (XIII) blue tinge; a blossom and a bird (?) in yellowish green with brownish contours; (XIV) part of a rim; transparent pale blue glass; vegetable ornaments on one side, large dots as background on the other side; (XV) part of a rim; transparent light yellow glass; bluish white vegetable ornaments on inner side, turning red through glass on other side.Provenance
Source
Phocion J. Tano
(Greek)
probably 800-999
probably 900-1199
probably 900-1199
probably 900-1199
probably 1250-1310
probably 900-1199