Pilgrim flask or bottle, made from a gourd, of flattened circular shape, with wood neck and cork stopper, the stopper attached with twisted string to one of the two

WB.64.a 1585–1600 • Tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica) • pilgrim flask Part of a very ambitious and elaborate set of ceramic dining wares. Each piece in the set has the device and motto of Alfonso II d’Este, Duke of Ferrara. The device shows a piece of asbestos in flames, with the motto ‘it burns forever’, as an emblem of undying love.

tazza | British Museum Pilgrim Flask Unknown Artist / Maker Venice, Italy second half of the 16th century Vetyro. Image gallery: pilgrim bottle. Full: Front Pilgrim-bottle; glass; widely spaced ribbing on body and circular boss depicting The Trustees of the British Museum. standing cup | British Museum. lameris glass Jug, enamelled and gilt glass, Venice, Italy, Victoria and Albert Museum pilgrim bottle | British Museum. A pair of Minton pilgrim flasks, attributed to Christopher Dresser Circa 1870 around the World, pl.167 for a flask of this form in The British Museum, London.

View and buy royalty free and rights managed stock photos at The British Museum Images. Ewer, possibly a pilgrim flask, Syria or Iran, 9th Century. 50/1999]; and one in the British Museum, London, published in Pancaroglu 2007, p. 29 [fig. 14, inv. no Object Type: water-flask · pilgrim flask · Museum number: 1869,0120.3 · Description: Glass water-flask in the shape of a pilgrim's flask; gilded and enamelled 25 Apr 2018 An Iznik blue and white pottery pilgrim flask with animals, Turkey, circa in glass, is a pilgrim bottle in the British Museum, London attributed to Ewer.

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1904-05 Glazed earthenware 17.5 x 17.6 inches Acquired with funds provided by the William L. and Erma M. Travis Endowment for the Decorative Arts 2015.034.001. Back to Main Page beautiful black glazed pilgrim flask. Egypt, early first millennium AD. The pilgrim flask of nearly spherical form with large central molded floral rosette both sides surrounded by hatched bands, two small ring handles on the neck, two small lug feet. 3.5 x 4 inches.

og Natvig & Flaskerud (2018) bidrar til å fortolke Monas narrativ som sentrert rundt Som Werbner skriver, pilgrims expect to undergo not only a spiritual renewal, but a renewal of Umma and British-Pakistanis, Diasporas: Concepts, Intersections,. Identities, K. Knott museum voor Volkenkunde 43. Leiden: Sidestone

Above each arm, separated by the head, is the inscription.

Earthenware covered on the exterior with a presumed tin-glaze. Painted with We use cookies to make our website work more efficiently, to provide you with more personalised services or advertising to you, and to analyse traffic on our website. The flask belonged to a service of which the following three other pieces are known to us: a pilgrim flask with spirals in relief in the St Louis Art Museum; a salt in Braunschweig; and a flask with an overarching handle and "istoriato"-painted with marine subjects, the property of the Fondation Bemberg, Toulouse. Pilgrim flask with two scrolling handles terminating in masks; inscribed; the foot has a slot cut in each side; inscribed; the cap has a screw fitting; inscribed; earthenware covered with a presumed tin-glaze; inscribed; painted with grotesques, on each side is a medallion, one containing an old man warming his feet at a brazier (Winter) and on the other a nude male (Bacchus) holding two bunches of grapes (Autumn); inscribed; above each of these an impresa with burning asbestos and "ARDET Pilgrim flask on hollow foot into which are cut two rectangular slots, one at each end. The sides have two pairs of horns in relief which curl up to a pair of grotesque satyr masks, each with two curling horns which form the handles of the flask. The stopper screws into the neck and has a flange and a finial. Pilgrim flask, Faenza | The British Museum Images.
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Egypt, early first millennium AD. The pilgrim flask of nearly spherical form with large central molded floral rosette both sides surrounded by hatched bands, two small ring handles on the neck, two small lug feet.

The excavations at Shahr-i Qumis by the British Institute of Persian Studies in 1967 were co-sponsored by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. However, this flask was not discovered until 1971, and it was acquired from the British Institute as a result of the Met’s financial contributions to the Institute’s excavations at Tepe Nush-i Jan, another site in Iran. This lead ampulla, or flask, is decorated on both sides with images of central events from the life of Christ, namely, the Crucifixion and the Ascension.
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flask | British Museum. Flask (pilgrim bottle); tin-glazed earthenware; two broad flattened faces; narrow sides with two loop handles; neck; initials and date

Pilgrim flask, 1560-1580 | The British Museum Images. View and buy royalty free and rights managed stock photos at The British Museum Images. Pilgrim flask, Islamic | The British Museum Images. View and buy royalty free and rights managed stock photos at The British Museum Images.

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Museum number: 2011,6043.75. Description: Pilgrim flask (zamzam flask); in gold coloured plastic; "made in Makkah Zamzam factories". Production date: 21stC.

Braunschweig example (British Museum, London). 9. Cora and Fanfani (note 7), p. 41. 10. Ibid., pp.