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14th century (made)
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Fragment of five pieces forming a bowl, fritware, painted in purple-manganese with a radial design, the panels filled in with a dotted ground and a round reserve with a circle in turquoise, the panels outlined with a turquoise band. The bowl is an example of the so-called "panel style".
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Parts | This object consists of 5 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Fritware, underglaze painted |
Brief description | Fragments (5), fritware, underglaze painted in turquoise and purplish black with a radial pattern; Iran (probably Kashan), 14th century. Found at Kish, Iraq. |
Physical description | Fragment of five pieces forming a bowl, fritware, painted in purple-manganese with a radial design, the panels filled in with a dotted ground and a round reserve with a circle in turquoise, the panels outlined with a turquoise band. The bowl is an example of the so-called "panel style". |
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Object history | Gift of Gerald Reitlinger, 49 Glebe Place, Chelsea, London. Gerald Roberts Reitlinger (1900-1978) was an art historian, who in 1930-1, was part of an archaeological excavation at Kish in the Near East financed by the Field Museum, Chicago and in 1932 at Al-Hirah, financed by Oxford. |
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Accession number | C.250-1931 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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