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ITEM: Oil lamp
MATERIAL: Pottery
CULTURE: Islamic
PERIOD: 13th - 15th Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 60 mm x 78 m x 155 mm
CONDITION: Damaged
PROVENANCE: Ex Dutch private collection, acquired between 1970 - 1980

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Islamic oil lamps from the 13th to 15th centuries reflect both the artistry and practical needs of the time. By this period, oil lamps were common household items, used widely in homes, mosques, and palaces across the Islamic world, from the Middle East to North Africa and parts of Spain. These lamps were crafted from materials like metal, ceramic, and glass, each choice influencing their form and decorative style. Ceramic lamps, often produced in workshops in Syria and Egypt, were relatively affordable and accessible, while metal and glass lamps catered more to wealthier patrons. The use of intricate glazing techniques, particularly in ceramics, also became a hallmark of lamps from this period, showcasing advancements in pottery that allowed for rich coloration and durability.

The design of these lamps was influenced by both functional and aesthetic considerations. Many oil lamps were small and portable, with handles or hanging mechanisms that made them easy to carry or suspend from ceilings and walls. Typically, these lamps had a reservoir to hold oil, a spout or several spouts to place wicks, and sometimes a perforated cover that helped control the flame’s intensity. The aesthetics of 12th- and 13th-century Islamic lamps were often quite sophisticated, with surfaces adorned in floral, geometric, and calligraphic patterns that reflected the artistic ideals of the period. Glass lamps, in particular, were produced with colored enamels and gold leaf applications, creating dazzling pieces used in religious spaces. These artistic elements weren’t just decorative; they also held symbolic significance, with calligraphic inscriptions sometimes featuring verses from the Qur’an, underscoring the spiritual role of light in Islam.

These oil lamps also reveal a network of trade and influence. The materials and decorative techniques used in their creation were often influenced by interactions with neighboring cultures, including Byzantine and Persian artistic traditions. Techniques such as luster painting, where metal oxides were applied to create a metallic sheen on ceramics, reflect the innovative spirit of Islamic artisans in this era. Many of these lamps have been uncovered in archaeological sites, providing insight into both daily life and the religious practices of the period.

13th - 15th Century A.D

Islamisk Keramik olie lampe  (Ingen mindstepris)

Arkæologi

Reservepris

Ingen mindstepris

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Budget

Slutdato

15 marts

torsdag

i morgen

14 marts

onsdag

mandag

16 marts

tirsdag

fredag

Lokation

Storbritannien

Spanien

Belgien

Holland

Frankrig

Tyskland

Østrig

Italien

Polen

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Portugal

Danmark

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Tilstand

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God stand - brugt med små tegn på aldring

God stand

Rimelig stand - brugt med synlige tegn på slid

God stand, se beskrivelse

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Som ny - ubrugt

Meget god stand, se beskrivelse

Naturlige

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fremragende stand

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Rimelig stand

Periode

1960-1970

1800-1850

1950-1960

1400-1450

1550-1600

1650-1700

1600-1650

2010-2020

1850-1900

1. kinesiske herredømme (111 f.Kr.–40 e.Kr.)

1970-1980

1980-1990

1920-1930

Kridttiden, Nedre (145 - 100,5 millioner år)

1450-1500

2025

2026

Certificering

Ingen laboratorierapport

Stil

Romersk antik

Oldtidens Egypten

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Vikingetiden

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Byzantinsk

Oldtidens Grækenland

Oldtidens Kina

Luristan

Palæolitisk

Senromersk/tidlig byzantinsk

Keltiske

Islamisk

Det Gamle Egypten, Det Nye Kongerige

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Antik

Senmiddelalder

jernalder

Mesopotamien

Etrusker

Signatur

Ikke signeret

Farve

Brun

Sort

Grøn

Rød

Hvid

Original/ kopi

Original/officiel

Arkæologi

Denne genstand er ikke længere tilgængeligt, men der er stadig meget at udforske

Islamisk Keramik olie lampe (Ingen mindstepris)

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