Bowl Fragment
9th century
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Fragment from the base of a bowl, pinkish-buff earthenware of alluvial clay, covered in tin-opacified white slip, and painted with radiating lines of copper green and purple manganese pigment, and covered in a clear, colourless lead glaze. The exterior is undecorated and unglazed.
Sarre's group XII
Sarre's group XII
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Materials and techniques | Earthenware, thrown, slipped, painted and glazed |
Brief description | Fragment of the footrim of a bowl, earthenware, with stripes in purple and green; Iraq (probably Samarra), 9th century. |
Physical description | Fragment from the base of a bowl, pinkish-buff earthenware of alluvial clay, covered in tin-opacified white slip, and painted with radiating lines of copper green and purple manganese pigment, and covered in a clear, colourless lead glaze. The exterior is undecorated and unglazed. Sarre's group XII |
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Credit line | The research, cataloguing and digitisation of the V&A's Samarra collection has been made possible by a pilot project grant from the British Institute for the Study of Iraq (2013). |
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Accession number | C.663-1922 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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