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Overview
Pale sea-green glaze and brown luster painting cover this broad-rimmed bowl. Three seated cup-holding figures occupy triangular fields separated by foliate ornament. Fifteen rim panels suggest script, but the catalogue identifies no legible words.
Cleveland attributes it to Ayyubid Rusapha. Its fritware body combines quartz, clay and glass to resemble porcelain. The museum purchased it in 1944; documented earlier modern owners included V. Everit Macy.
History & identity
Unidentified maker
Sources & representation
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Cleveland Museum of Art online catalogue: Bowl (1944.75)
Undated online publication; manufacture date and record timestamps are separate.
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- Complete primary institutional API object recordBowl — Cleveland Museum of Art 1944.75Research access: 2026-10-21
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