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Three New Glass Vessels Painted in Lustre
06/1932 | 351 | 60
Pages: 292-294
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Author:
Ashton, A. L. B. (Ashton, A. L. B.)
Subjects
dates:
0500-0599
dates:
1100-1199
dates:
0400-0499 / 0500-0599
museums and institutions:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain
places:
England / Egypt
subjects:
Lusterware / Glassware / Glass paintings / Vessels
subjects:
Coptic / Egyptian / Islamic / Art museums / Acquisitions
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
A-Glass Drinking Vessel, Painted in Lustre. Diameter, 6.7 cm. Egyptian, Coptic. Sixth Century. (All in the Victoria and Albert Museum). Three New Glass Vessels Painted in Lustre
Non-western art unattributed:
B-Glass Bowl, Painted in Lustre. Diameter, 12.06 cm. Egyptian, Fahmid. Twelfth Century. (All in the Victoria and Albert Museum). Three New Glass Vessels Painted in Lustre
Non-western art unattributed:
Border from an Embroidered Hanging Found at Damietta. Width, 10.16 cm. Egyptian, Coptic. Fourth to Fifth Century (Victoria and Albert Museum). Three New Glass Vessels Painted in Lustre
Non-western art unattributed:
C-Glass Drinking Vessel, Painted in Lustre. Diameter, 6.7 cm. Egyptian, Coptic. Sixth Century. (All in the Victoria and Albert Museum). Three New Glass Vessels Painted in Lustre