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A 15th Century Clay Middle Eastern Vessel

$550.00 CAD

A fragmented black drinking vessel, the body swelling from a splayed foot and culminating in a horned rim with a three-ringed carved lip. The exterior is dusted, with a protruding long handle. Possibly Mamluk – an Arabic designation for slaves, referring to Muslim slave soldiers and Muslim rulers of slave origin.

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Description

A fragmented black drinking vessel, the body swelling from a splayed foot and culminating in a horned rim with a three-ringed carved lip. The exterior is dusted, with a protruding long handle. Possibly Mamluk – an Arabic designation for slaves, referring to Muslim slave soldiers and Muslim rulers of slave origin.

Spout is 7 in. long 1.25 in. wide / Body 5 in. tapers down to 1.5 in. base / 7.25 tall

Condition: Extensive restoration.

Ex. Billy Jamieson/Niagara Falls Museum Collection

Additional information

Weight .908 kg
Dimensions 60.96 × 30.48 × 30.48 cm