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Place of origin

3 of the fragments depict a half open lotus flower in black and light green on a scarlet ground.
The other 3 show a white rosette with a red centre on a dark blue ground. On 2of the latter pieces a portion of the dark blue opaque glass backing remains


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Brief description
Glass fragments, Egypt
Physical description
3 of the fragments depict a half open lotus flower in black and light green on a scarlet ground.
The other 3 show a white rosette with a red centre on a dark blue ground. On 2of the latter pieces a portion of the dark blue opaque glass backing remains
DimensionsLargest of group is 0.6cms square, and 0.3cms thick
Styles
Gallery label
Group of six fragments found in the Temple of Osiris at Abydos during 1902-03 excavations.
Production
Unknown dates
Collection
Accession number
1323-1903

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Record createdDecember 13, 1997
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