Bowl
ca. 1100-1400 (made)
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Bowl, red earthenware, of shallow form, painted in white slip with bands radiating from the centre, and covered in a clear amber-coloured glaze.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Earthenware, slip-painted, and glazed |
Brief description | Bowl, earthenware, painted in white slip and glazed, Egypt, 1100-1400. Found in Old Cairo (Fustat). |
Physical description | Bowl, red earthenware, of shallow form, painted in white slip with bands radiating from the centre, and covered in a clear amber-coloured glaze. |
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Credit line | Given by Major W .J. Myers |
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Accession number | 759-1897 |
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Record created | July 28, 2005 |
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