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Description : Part of tile panel (C.4-1928). Pale buff frit body painted in blue, turquoise-blue and green, outlined in black, under a clear glaze. One of eight main field tiles decorated with a reticulated design incorporating medallions, vine sprays, bunches of grapes and tulips
Production Place: Damascus (place), Syria (country)
Date: 1600 to 1700

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Maker/s: Unknown (potter) Description : Part of tile panel (C.4-1928). Pale buff frit body painted in blue, turquoise-blue and green, outlined in black, under a clear glaze. One of eight main field tiles decorated with a reticulated design incorporating medallions, vine sprays, bunches of grapes and tulips Production Place: Damascus (place), Syria (country) Date: 1600 to 1700

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Accession Number: C.4G-1928
Photograph copyright © The Fitzwilliam Museum
Photographer name: Andrew Norman
Image height: 760 pixels
Image width: 753 pixels
Processed with: ACD Systems Digital Imaging
Filesize: 122.90kB

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