EditorialMilk jug made of hard-baked earthenware, with a purple print, Milk jug made of hard-baked earthenware. The jug has a canopic belly, a high, cylindrical neck, a curved sneb and a C-shaped ear. The jug is cream colored and is decorated with purple luster...
EditorialEwer with incised foliate scrolls, Stoneware jug on a high foot, a small spout from the shoulder and an S-shaped ear covered with a white sludge. Leaf vines incised on the abdomen. On the neck a band with an engraved decorative pattern. A baked-in iron...
EditorialBricks and mortar baking, Parallel title: Baked stones in mortar prepared, Signed: M. Tyroff sculp, copperplate engraving, plate LXVIII (Vol. 1), F?ssli, Johann Melchior; Tyroff, Martin (sculp.), 1731, Johann Jakob Scheuchzer: Kupfer-Bibel (...). Augsp...
EditorialLid of hard-baked earthenware, Lid of hard-fired earthenware, covered with lead glaze in green, yellow, blue and manganese and decorated with bunches of grapes and leaves in relief. The surface is ribbed vertically. The bud in the shape of a flower., a...
EditorialVase with lid and saucer, made of hard-baked earthenware, Wedgwood creamware, Convex funnel-shaped vase, on an arched base, with a concave cylindrical lid, made of hard-baked earthenware. The lid has a ring as a button. The vase is on a saucer. The vas...
EditorialPop, representing a baby in a christening diaper, baked in a cream colored silk dress with short, pleated sleeves. The child lies on a baptismal diaper of creamy-white silk, pleated, edged with lace., anonymous, c. 1676, wax, silk, bobbin lace, h 9.0 cm.
EditorialTile fragment with a turquoise and blue glaze, Fragment of a tile of hard-baked red earth, covered on one side with a turquoise and blue-colored glaze. The ornament, consisting of blue bands on a light green ground, cannot be reconstructed from this fr...
EditorialVirgin and Child Maria with Christ child, Maria with Child, made of light brown baked clay, shaped in double mold. Polychromed on the front with remnants of gilding and very detailed decoration of, among others, French lilies, top crown filled with wax...
EditorialLid of hard-fired earthenware, Whieldon ware, pineapple ware, Lid of hard-baked earthenware with a flower-shaped knob., anonymous, England, c. 1765 - c. 1775, earthenware, d 5.7 cm ? h 4.4 cm.
EditorialMilk jug made of hard-baked earthenware, covered with lead glaze in green, yellow, blue and manganese and decorated with bunches of grapes and leaves in relief. The surface is ribbed vertically and interrupted twice by a horizontal band in relief., ano...
EditorialImage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Image of Saint Catherine of Alexandria. Generously pleated in the waist-gown robe, over which there is an open, wide cloak. In the left hand held in front of her chest she carries the book, in the right a sword. ...
EditorialPottery made from hard-fired earthenware, Wedgwood, Creamware (Queen's ware), Pear-shaped milk jug made of white hard-baked earthenware. The jug has a C-shaped ear and a tin hinged lid. The jug has a curved sneb and a stand ring., England, c. 1765 - c....
EditorialImage of a saint in a wide, pleated robe, pleated robe. On the left arm the Christ child with a branch in his hand, carrying a lily stalk in the right hand. Maybe a Mary, but maybe St. Anthony of Padua. Baked pipe earth. Part of the neck, head and feet...
EditorialStatue, small statuette of Mary, crowned with the child in her arms standing above a half moon, Image, crowned with the child in her arms standing above a half moon. Baked pipe earth with traces of polychromy. Very violated., anonymous, c. 1400 - c. 15...
EditorialVase of hard-baked earthenware, Wedgwood creamware, Convex funnel-shaped vase, on an arched base of hard-baked earthenware. The vase is marked: Wedgwood., Wedgwood, England, c. 1800 - c. 1830, earthenware, h 22.0 cm ? h 21.6 cm d 15.5 cm d 11.0 cm.
EditorialTablet of Uruk; ritual of the daily sacrifice in the big temple of the god Anu in Uruk. Seleucid, 3rd-2nd BCE, Hellenistic, from Uruk. Baked clay, 22,3 x 10,4 cm AO 6451.
EditorialSumer. Mesopotamia. Early Dynastic Period. Early Bronze Age. Cuneiform script. Brink of Eanatum with a build inscription devoted to the construction of a well baked bricks in the courtyard of the temple of the god Ningirsu. The inscription also mention...
EditorialAlphabet page : Q and R. The queen who baked the nice tarts. Richard and Robin, ... in bed till ten. Denslow's Scarecrow and the Tin-Man, and other stories. [With illustrations by the author.]. T. Fisher Unwin: London; New York [printed], [1904.]. Sou...
EditorialThe Art and Mystery of Cookery. The Accomplisht Cook ... The third edition, with l. Printed by J. Winter, for Nath. Brooke: London, 16. Recipe for baked carp. Image taken from The Accomplisht Cook The third edition, with large additions, etc.. Origin...
EditorialFour and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie. The nursery rhyme picture book ... London : George Routledge and Sons, [1883]. Source: 12810.d.57 page 2.
EditorialDictionary of synonyms with a colophon (closing stamp) of the library of Ashurbanipal (668-627 BCE) in Niniveh. From Ninveh. Baked clay, 18 x 10 cm AO 7092.
EditorialThe Taylor-Prism, Neo-Assyrian, from Niniveh, northern Iraq, 691 BCE. This six-sided baked clay document is a foundation record, intended to preserve Sennacherib's achievements for posterity and the gods. The prism records Sennachrib's third campaign, ...
EditorialColumn Surround with Pensive Woman, Eastern Javanese period, Majapahit kingdom, 14th?15th century, Indonesia (Java), Terracotta, H. 10 3/4 in. (27.3 cm), Sculpture, Ornamental roof tiles often decorated houses in the capital of the East Javanese kingdo...
EditorialSumer. Mesopotamia. Early Dynastic Period. Early Bronze Age. Cuneiform script. Brink of Eanatum with a build inscription devoted to the construction of a well baked bricks in the courtyard of the temple of the god Ningirsu. The inscription also mention...
EditorialPot with handles, ribbon ornaments and animal scenes; Baked clay with white incrustations. From Susa, found near a sarcophagus, therefore probably funerary use. H: 18,5 cm, 13 cm across. See 08-02-14 / 10 Sb.2825.
EditorialTablet with the measurements of the temple of Ninzishzidda, personal god of King Gudea and his wife Geshtinanna. From Tello, 2120 BCE Baked clay, 7,1 x 7,3 cm AO 13022.
EditorialHead of a priest, from a temple of the goddess Pinikir, Dur Untash, Tchoga-Zambil, Iran. Baked clay, white faience; reign of King Untash-Napirisha, mid-2nd mill. H: 4,1 cm Sb 5090 See also: 08-02-07 / 14 Female figure,fragment,faience,Tchoga-Zambil, Sb...
EditorialPyxis with incised ornaments; traces of incrustation. A goat. From Umma, period of Amorite dynasties, 19th-18th BCE See 08-02-11 / 10 Baked black clay, 15 x 11 cm AO 4800.
EditorialMold in form of a woman with pearl necklace. Such molds were used for baked dishes for the royal table. Period of the Amorite dynasties, early 2nd mill. BCE Terracotta, 23,4 x 13,2 cm AO 18913.
EditorialHead of a priest, from a temple of the goddess Pinikir, Dur Untash, Tchoga-Zambil, Iran. Baked clay, white faience; reign of King Untash-Napirisha, mid-second mill. BCE H: 4.1 Sb 5090.
EditorialClay tablet with 22 lines in cuneiform writing listing barley rations for 17 gardeners for one month. Baked clay (2113-2006 BCE, 3rd Dynasty of Ur), Mesopotamia (Iraq). Size 6.1 x 3.9 cm. R 1184.
EditorialThe Taylor-Prism, Neo-Assyrian, from Niniveh, northern Iraq, 691 BCE. This six-sided baked clay document is a foundation record, intended to preserve Sennacherib's achievements for posterity and the gods. The prism records Sennachrib's third campaign, ...
EditorialTerracotta plaque showing a bull-man holding a post, Mesopotamian, Old Babylonian, 2.000-1.600 BCE. The relief shows a creature with head and torso of a human but lower body and legs of a bull. He may be supporting a divine emblem and this acting as a ...