Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr. - photo 1
Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr. - photo 2
Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr. - photo 3

Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr.

Lot 8053
08.07.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 8053 | Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr.
Glasierte Schale mit Standring, Sgraffito-Ware, mittelbyzantinisch, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr.
Halbkugelige Schale mit hohem Standring, dessen Fuß deutlich nach außen gestellt ist. Die halbkugelige Schale mit beigefarbener Glasur als Grundton überzogen. Innen und außen mit Ritzverzierung versehen, deren Tiefen durch dunkelbraune Farbe hervorgehoben werden. Auf der abgerundeten Randlippe Tupfen von Glasur in derselben dunkelbraunen Farbe. In der unteren Hälfte die Drehrillen von der Fertigung auf der Töpferscheibe sichtbar. Innen im Boden Kreis mit Kreuz, in den Quadraten Blumen, oben knapp unterhalb des Randes Rauten zwischen zwei ringsum verlaufenden Linien. In den Dreiecken zwischen den Rauten Blüten. Außen knapp oberhalb der Mitte kommaförmige Dellen ringsherum eingedrückt, darüber alternierend Winkel und Spiralen. Direkt unterhalb des Randes zwei ringsum verlaufende Linien. Abgesehen von kleinen Abplatzungen der Glasur sehr gut erhaltenes und repräsentatives Beispiel mittelbyzantinischer Sgraffito-Ware. Höhe 8 cm. Durchmesser 13 cm.
Provenienz: Westfälische Privatsammlung, erworben in den 90er Jahren im rheinischen Kunsthandel.
A Middle Byzantine glazed bowl with ring stand, sgraffito ware, 11th century A.D.
A Middle Byzantine glazed bowl with ring stand, sgraffito ware, 11th century A.D.
Hemispherical bowl with high ring stand, the base of which protrudes clearly outwards. The hemispherical bowl with an overglaze, the basic shade of which is beige. The inner and exterior surfaces with incised decoration, highlighted in dark brown. Dabs of glaze in the same shade of dark brown have been applied to the rounded rim. The turning grooves from the potter's wheel are visible on the lower half. A circle on the inside of the base shows a cross, interspersed with flowers, above which, lozenges are set between two horizontal lines, just below the rim. Flowers in the triangular spaces between the lozenges. On the outside, just above the middle, comma-shaped indentations are depressed all around, below alternating angles and spirals. Two horizontal lines running directly below the rim. Apart from minor spalling of the glaze, a distinguished piece of Middle Byzantine sgraffito ware in beautiful condition. Height 8 cm. Diameter 13 cm
Provenance: Westphalian private collection, acquired in the Rhenish art trade during the 1990s.
Condition: I - II
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