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NM 0569/1922 :: sherd

Object description

Fragment from a concave lid with slightly inward angles return. Decoration: In lustre on white ground. Half moon motif around edge of lid, two concentric circles, small medallions bearing small possibly floral designs in reserve, spirals in intremediate zones in fine lustre line. Dense soft pinkish orange earthenware, fine white and coarse red grits. Thick white glaze with red lustre painted decoration, three splashes of turquoise indicate kiln loading of mixed glazes.

Ware: Lustre on opaque tin glazed earthenware.

Data elements

Inventory number

NM 0569/1922

Serie nummer

18285

Object

sherd

Object, Swedish

fragment; skärva

Country - Findspot

Egypt : Africa

Country, Swedish - Findspot

Egypten

Place - Findspot

Fustat

Region - Findspot

Cairo Governorate

Material

Glazed pottery

Material, Swedish

Keramik; Lera; Glaserat lergods

Time - Acquisition

1922

Acquisition, Swedish

Gåva till Nationalmuseum av F.R. Martin 1922.

Description

Ware: Lustre on opaque tin glazed earthenware.

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

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

NegNo

NM 0569_1922(1)

PhotoNegNo

NM 0569_1922(2)

Length / Längd

11,2 cm

Height / Höjd

2,2 cm

Dimensions

L. 11.2 cm, H. 2.2 cm.

Loan in - Current

in-1977.0002

Condition

Fragment. Chipped.

Original register

Islam

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