FERNÁNDEZ-PUERTAS, Antonio

WARD, Rachel

Gilded and Enamelled Glass from the Middle East

British Museum Press, London, 1998, p. 74-77

Museo Arqueológico (CordoueCórdoba) ; Museo de la Alhambra (GrenadeGranada)

fouilles excavations sans contexte archéologique without archaeological context

[801, 1400]

assiette plate bol bowl bouteille bottle gobelet beaker lampe lamp vitre window glass

doré gilded lustré stained, lustre-painted sculpté relief-cut émaillé enamelled

• Glass and glass production in al-Andalus:
– 9th century - introduction of the gilding technique;
– beginning of 11th century - furnace in Pechina;
– 12th century - gilded and/or luster-painted glass production in Murcia, Almería and Málaga (according to Al-Maqqarī).

• Ceramic objects imitating Mamluk glass (lamps, bottles).

• Five distinct Hispano-Muslim types of glass lamps originating from al-Andalus (8th-14th century).

déchets de verre glass waste scories slags

inscription inscription sources écrites written sources

Al-Andalous Al-Andalus		Alhambra	consommation
		Badajoz	consommation
		Murica	production consommation
		Málaga	production
	Cordoue Córdoba	Almodóvar	consommation
	Almería	Almería	production
	Almería	Bajjāna	production
	Almería	Pechina	production
	Cadix	Jerez de la Frontera	consommation
	Lérida	Balaguer	consommation
	Murcia	Cieza (Siyāsa)	consommation