Ceramic Bowl, 12th century, Attributed to Syria, probably Raqqa, Stonepaste; underglaze-painted, glazed (transparent colorless), luster-painted, H. 4 11/16 in. (11.9 cm), Ceramics, Bowls such as this one were typical tableware used daily by well-to-do, middle-class owners for liquid or solid food. This example’s biconical shape with a high, slightly conical foot was common in ceramics during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries in both the eastern and the western spheres of the Seljuq realm
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Ceramic Bowl, 12th century, Attributed, Syria, Raqqa, Stonepaste, underglaze-painted, glazed, transparent colorless, luster-painted, H, 4 11/16, 11.9 cm, Ceramics, Bowls, typical tableware, daily, well, do, middle-class owners, liquid, solid food, example, biconical shape, high, slightly conical, foot, common, ceramics, twelfth, thirteenth centuries, eastern, western spheres, Seljuq realm
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