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View full screenTeabowl of stoneware with a hare's fur glaze, turned over lip with an added silver band, probably Jian type: China, Fujian Province, Northern Song Dynasty, 960 - 1127 AD
A.1919.293
Fujian Province, China, East Asia
960 - 1127
Northern Song, Song Dynasty, Chinese
Non-resonant red-brown stoneware with silver band
Vendor: Miyagawa Hanzan (Makuzu Kozan II)
Japan, East Asia
Exploring East Asia (08 Feb 2019)
National Museum of Scotland
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Crosier head with floral cluster in centre of crook and stem decorated with champlevé enamel, from the grave of a bishop, from Roy Ritchie's excavations at Whithorn Priory, Whithorn, Wigtownshire: English, late 12th century
Copper gilt chalice with partly gilt silver bowl and hexagonal stem with knob or projection with six small champlevé enamels: Italian, Pisa, by Piero Martini, c. 1400
Plaque of 'The Crucifixion', of copper alloy, champlevé enamels and gilding. Christ is depicted in the centre between four Saints, the heads of the figures are applied: French, Limoges, late 12th century
Gemellion, or one of a pair of bowls used for washing hands on ritual or ceremonial occasions, of copper alloy, champlevé enamels and gilding: French, Limoges, mid 13th century
Reliquary casket, of copper alloy, champlevé enamels and gilding, decorated with the Journey and Adoration of the Magi or Wise Men: French, Limoges, early 13th century