Incomplete bowl with concave ringed bottom, blown into ribbed mold
Incomplete bowl with concave ringed bottom, blown into ribbed mold

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Incomplete bowl with concave ringed bottom, blown into ribbed mold,

8th–9th century

2000-342 a-b

Information

Title
Incomplete bowl with concave ringed bottom, blown into ribbed mold
Dates

8th–9th century

Medium
Green translucent glass
Dimensions
a: h. 6.5 cm., w. 10.5 cm., d. 0.3 cm. (2 9/16 x 4 1/8 x 1/8 in.) b: h. 2.8 cm., w. 7.8 cm., d. 9.2 cm. (1 1/8 x 3 1/16 x 3 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the American Research Center in Egypt, through the courtesy of the Department of Antiquities of the United Arab Republic
Object Number
2000-342 a-b
Place Excavated

Egypt, Fustat B

Period
Egyptian, Syrian and Iraqi Islamic styles and periods
Type
bowls (vessels), fragments
Subject
glassblowing

Excavated at Fustat in 1964; given to the Museum by the American Research Center in Egypt in 1965 courtesy of the Department of Antiquities of the United Arab Republic.

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