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Fragment

Lte 13th century (made)
Place of origin

Fragment of a beaker or bottle neck, band of now faded gold painted Naskhi inscription against field of red enamel paintd on the inside. Below is an inscription in Naskhi rendered in gold paint outlined in red enamel against a blue enamel background or 'infill'. Iridescence due to weathering.


Object details

Object type
Materials and techniques
Gilded and enamelled
Brief description
Fragment of a beaker or bottle, probably Syria, , 1260-1280, C.117 i-1947
Physical description
Fragment of a beaker or bottle neck, band of now faded gold painted Naskhi inscription against field of red enamel paintd on the inside. Below is an inscription in Naskhi rendered in gold paint outlined in red enamel against a blue enamel background or 'infill'. Iridescence due to weathering.
Dimensions
  • Height: 4.2cm
  • Diameter: 3.2cm
Thickness 0.4cm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
[Illegible inscription]
Credit line
Given by Dr W. L. Hildburgh
Collection
Accession number
C.117I-1947

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Record createdMarch 29, 1999
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