CARBONI, Stefano

WARD, Rachel

Gilded and Enamelled Glass from the Middle East

British Museum Press, London, 1998, p. 101-106

Hungarian National Museum (Budapest) ; Museo Vetrario - Murano (VeniseVenice) ; Museum of Islamic Art (Le CaireCairo) ; Rheinisches Landesmuseum (Bonn) ; Treasury of the Cathedral (Sevgein) ; Württembergisches Landesmuseum (Stuttgart)

fouilles excavations sans contexte archéologique without archaeological context

[1280, 1351]

gobelet beaker

doré gilded émaillé enamelled

• Production of enamelled and gilded glass in Venice and its relation to the eastern Mediterranean according to the Archivio di Stato in Venice (transactions, business notebooks, documents of the Podestà of Murano):
– Assimilation by Venice of the technical skills from the Mamluk - example of the enamelled glass.
– Collaboration between glass painters and glassmakers in Venice.
– Georgio Tale, Bartolomeo, Donino (glass painters, especially of beakers), Stefano Spandinoci (maker of glass beakers), working in Venice (1280-1351).
– Trade of enamelled Venetian glass in the eastern Mediterranean, Central Europe and the Baltic area.
– Some Venetian enammelled glass found in Verona (Cortile del Tribunale), Buda (Royal Palace), Sevgein (Church of St Thomas) and Tartu.

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Estonie Estonia		Tartou	consommation
Hongrie Hungary		Buda	consommation
Italie Italy		Venise Venice	production consommation
		Verona	consommation
Suisse Switzerland		Sevgein	consommation