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NM 0603/1922 :: fragment, bowl

Object description

Base-fragment of bowl, uncertain form, everted foot squared off contact surface. Clear glaze over white slip. Decoration: Octagon in tondo containing central diamond with chequerboard motif and surrounded by squiggles, cobalt band and lustred zone above; Exterior fragment lustre dec, under base "cartwheel motif" in pale yellowish lustre. Reddish yellow earthenware, large grey grits.

Ware: Valencian lustre and cobalt painted.

Data elements
References (2)

Inventory number

NM 0603/1922

Serie nummer

18157

Object

fragment; bowl

Object, Swedish

skålfragment; skärva

Country - Findspot

Egypt : Africa

Country, Swedish - Findspot

Egypten

Place - Findspot

Fustat

Region - Findspot

Cairo Governorate

Geographic name, alternative

Fustat

Geographic name, alternative - Swedish

Fustat

Material

Glazed pottery

Material, Swedish

Glaserat lergods

Acquisition

F.R. Martin (50-1009).

Time - Acquisition

1922

Acquisition, Swedish

F.R. Martin (50-1009).

Description, Swedish

Bottenfragment av en skål, osäker form, utvrängd fot. Klar glasering över vit slicker. Dekoration: Oktagon i tondon som innehåller centrala diamanter med schackmönster och omgiven av snirklar. Utsidan lysterdekorerad, under botten "vagnshjulsmotiv" i blek gulaktig lyster. Rödaktigt gult gods, stora grå korn.; Skärva, Fustat

Description

Ware: Valencian lustre and cobalt painted.

Period, Swedish

15e århundradet e Kr. Period 4. Mamluk.

Period

15th Century. Period 4. Mamluk.

Name - Collected by

Martin, Fredrik Robert (1868-05-08 - 1933-04-19), art dealer, collector

Source - http: libris.kb.se, collections.smvk.se, sok.riksarkivet.se
Source, Wikip. - is desc. by: sv.wikipedia.org
Source, Kulturnav - same as: kulturnav.org

Exhibition - Current

Egypten, 2014-

Description: The history of Egypt is long, from the first settlements in the Nile Valley around 7000 years ago to the present day. Egypt was for a long period of time ruled by autocratic kings – the pharaohs. At other times, it was part
of larger empires such as the Persian, Roman and Ottoman.
The pharaonic culture was characterised by high conservatism.
Things were – and should be – as they always had been.
Old traditions and ways of thinking lived on, long after the last pharaohs.
They were present in the customs and traditions of the Middle Ages and are present in Egypt today.
Welcome on a walk through the history of Egypt!
Time - Start: 20132013

Exhibition, Part of - Current

New Egypt, 10, Egypt after the pharaohs

Exhibition, showcase - Current

Egypten 10.9

Exhibition - Previously

Blåvitt

Time - Start: 2008-04-122008-04-12
Time - End: 2008-08-152008-08-15

Study Gallery

Description: Upstairs, in interaction with the Baghdad Cafe, opened in February 2009, the upper gallery. A rich variety of objects retrieved from the museum's storerooms, many of them shown for the first time. A series of booths filled to the brim with beautiful vases functions as a traditional study collection of ancient ceramics. Other booths highlights the thematic elements of the ancient world: the subject of everyday and festive, and images of gods, humans and animals. (www.medelhavsmuseet.se, 2009-07-13, google translate).
Time - Start: 2009-022009-02

Exhibition, Part of - Previously

Study Gallery - Showcase 14:18.

Egypt, Number in Exhibition

Name - Owner

Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

Description: Nationalmuseum is a publicly owned cultural institution.Nationalmuseum%20is%20a%20publicly%20owned%20cultural%20institution.
Source - http: www.nationalmuseum.se, collections.smvk.se

Comments

Has been studied by Stephen McPhillips.

Keyword

New Egypt Room 9B Middle Ages Islam; New Egypt

NegNo

11942D

PhotoNegNo

11943D

Length / Längd

9,8 cm

Height / Höjd

2,5 cm

Width / Bredd

8,8 cm

Dimensions

H. 2.5 cm, L. 9.8 cm, W. 8.8 cm.

Loan in - Current

in-1977.0002

Condition

Fragment. Slightly worn.

Original register

Islam

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