VON SALDERN, Axel

Annales du 13e Congrès de l'Association Internationale pour l'Histoire du Verre (Pays-Bas 1995)

AIHV, Lochem, 1996, p. 225-246

C.L. David Collection (CopenhagueCopenhagen) ; The Corning Museum of Glass (Corning) ; County Museum of Art (Los Angeles) ; Foroughi Collection (TéhéranTeheran) ; Museum Haaretz (Tel Aviv) ; R.W. Smith Collection ; Történeti Muzeum (Budapest) ; Treasury of San Marco (VeniseVenice)

fouilles excavations sans contexte archéologique without archaeological context

[701, 1200]

bol bowl coupe cup cruche ewer fiole vial flacon flask gobelet beaker rhyton rhyton

filets marbrés marvered trails gravé engraved imprimé à la pince impressed with tongs lustré stained, lustre-painted soufflé dans un moule mould-blown taillé cut

• Traces the transition between Sasanian and Islamic glass on the example of sites:
Tel Baruda, Seleucia, Tulul al-Uhaidir, Usais, Qaṣr al-Ḥayr.

• Well-dated finds that have served as guidelines for evaluation of early Islamic glass:
Fusṭāṭ, Raqqa, Samarra, Famen Pagoda, Serçe Limanı.

• Particular decorative modes:
– impressed with tongs (for example, glass from al-Mina);
– marvered trails (for example, glass from Ḥamā);
– engraving and cutting (for example, “Hedwig’s-glass”).

Chine China	Shansi	Famen Pagoda	consommation
Egypte Egypt		Fusṭāṭ	consommation
Irak Iraq		Samarra	consommation
		Seleucia	consommation
		Tel Baruda	consommation
		Tulul al-Uhaidir	consommation
Syrie Syria		Usais Seis	consommation
		Al-Mina	consommation
		Qaṣr al-Ḥayr al-Sharqī	consommation
		Raqqa	consommation
		Ḥamā	consommation
Turquie Turkey		Serçe Limanı	consommation