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Green-Glazed Ewer - ADC.125
Origin: Central Asia
Circa: 2nd th Century AD to 5th th Century AD
Dimensions: 11.73" (29.8cm) high
Collection: Near Eastern
Style: Parthian
Medium: Earthenware


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Location: UAE
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Description
Large jug, buff earthenware, coated with green glaze. The cylindrical tapering body rests on a flat base and has a tall tapering cylindrical neck with a collar at its base and terminates in an everted rolled rim. There is a tall straight handle attached to the body and on top turns sharply slanting towards the neck. Syria, Mesopotamia or Iran, late Parthian or Sasanian period, 3rd – 5th century A.D. Ht. 29.8cm; Top diam. 8cm; Base diam. 14cm. Prof. Geza Fehervari Prof. Geoffrey King - (ADC.125)

 

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