Ewer

Title Ewer
Author Unknown
Publication Date: 1450
Publication Place Egypt (produced) -
Subject Metalwork Africa
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Height: 22cm, Base diameter: 11cm, Maximum width width: 20cm
Library: Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 577-1897
Record ID 577-1897
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 1450
Notes Middle East, Metalwork. Ewer with neck and spout removed, brass with silver inlay, with engraved decoration, blazons and Arabic inscriptions giving honorific titles, Mamluk Egypt, 1450-1517
Sample Text مما عمل برسم المقر الأشرف الكريم /العالي المولوي السيدي /الملكي المخدوم الأعلى /المجاهدي المرابط عز نصرهTransliterationmimmaa 3umila bi-rasm al-maqarr al-!ashraf al-kariim ... / al-3aalii al-mawlawii al-sayyidii / al-maalikii al-makhduumii al-3aa[...] / al-mujaahidii al-muraabiTii 3azza naSr[...]TranslationThis is one of the object made for his Excellency, the most Pious, the Generous, the High, our Lord, Seyyed, (of the King), the Warrior, the Vanquisher, may his victory be glorious.NoteIt might refer to a Sultan al'Ashraf. it could be Sha'aban (doubtful), Qaytbay or Al-Ghouri (more possible)., , , , عز لمولانا السلطان الملكTranslationGlory to our Lord, the Sultan, The King
Malzemeler ve teknikler Brass engraved Brass Engraved
Fiziksel açıklama Body of a ewer, brass, engraved & formerly inlaid with silver, inscribed with the blazons and titles of a Sultan.
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Ewer

Author Unknown
Publication Date 1450
Publication Place Egypt (produced) -
Subject Metalwork Africa
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Height: 22cm, Base diameter: 11cm, Maximum width width: 20cm
Library Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 577-1897
Record ID 577-1897
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 1450
Notes Middle East, Metalwork. Ewer with neck and spout removed, brass with silver inlay, with engraved decoration, blazons and Arabic inscriptions giving honorific titles, Mamluk Egypt, 1450-1517
Sample Text مما عمل برسم المقر الأشرف الكريم /العالي المولوي السيدي /الملكي المخدوم الأعلى /المجاهدي المرابط عز نصرهTransliterationmimmaa 3umila bi-rasm al-maqarr al-!ashraf al-kariim ... / al-3aalii al-mawlawii al-sayyidii / al-maalikii al-makhduumii al-3aa[...] / al-mujaahidii al-muraabiTii 3azza naSr[...]TranslationThis is one of the object made for his Excellency, the most Pious, the Generous, the High, our Lord, Seyyed, (of the King), the Warrior, the Vanquisher, may his victory be glorious.NoteIt might refer to a Sultan al'Ashraf. it could be Sha'aban (doubtful), Qaytbay or Al-Ghouri (more possible)., , , , عز لمولانا السلطان الملكTranslationGlory to our Lord, the Sultan, The King
Malzemeler ve teknikler Brass engraved Brass Engraved
Fiziksel açıklama Body of a ewer, brass, engraved & formerly inlaid with silver, inscribed with the blazons and titles of a Sultan.
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