Basin
Art objects from the Islamic Mamluk dynasty found their way to the Christian West early on. This basin was made in Syria or Egypt for the Sicilian court. It bears the arms of Elizabeth of Carinthia, Queen of Sicily, alongside Arabic and Christian ornament. Such exotic vessels were used as baptismal fonts or for ritual hand washing.
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Basin
Art objects from the Islamic Mamluk dynasty found their way to the Christian West early on. This basin was made in Syria or Egypt for the Sicilian court. It bears the arms of Elizabeth of Carinthia, Queen of Sicily, alongside Arabic and Christian ornament. Such exotic vessels were used as baptismal fonts or for ritual hand washing.
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Art objects from the Islamic M ...... ts or for ritual hand washing.
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Kunstwerken uit het islamitisc ...... oor het ritueel handen wassen.
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BK-NM-7474
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Rijksmuseum
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Basin
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Bekken
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c. 1322 - c. 1350
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ca. 1322 - ca. 1350
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extent
bodem diameter 35,0 cm
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bovenrand diameter 46,8 cm
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diameter 35.0 cm
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diameter 46.8 cm
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height 19.6 cm
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hoogte 19,6 cm
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Collectie: onedele metalen
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temporal
eerste kwart 14e eeuw
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first quarter 14th century
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second quarter 14th century
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tweede kwart 14e eeuw
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