塞尔柱油灯 - 带铅釉/碱性绿松石色釉的赤陶 - 中东 - 塞尔柱时期 12世纪-13世纪





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这盏高10.7厘米的塞尔柱油灯,名称为“Lampe à huile seljoukide”,由绿松石色釉陶制成,属于中东12至13世纪的塞尔柱时期。
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Turquoise glaze Seljuk ceramic oil lamp - Middle East, 12th-13th century
Rare and authentic Seljuk ceramic architectural oil lamp from the medieval world. This remarkable piece consists of a upper chamber intended for fuel, with a pronounced spout, connected by a vertical side handle to a broad plate or circular cup used to gather drips, all resting on a central columnar support.
Covered with a sumptuous turquoise alkaline glaze, the ceramic bears an authentic archaeological patina, characterized by silvery and pearly iridescence, age cracks (glaze crackling) as well as natural surface wear revealing the underlying clay soil. A piece of great sculptural elegance, highly sought after by connoisseurs of ancient Islamic art.
Object type: Oil lamp / miniature burner (archaeological ceramic)
Origin: Middle East Seljuk art
Period: Medieval period (12th-13th century)
Material: Earthenware with turquoise lead/alkaline glaze
Technical specifications
Format: Height around 10.7 cm
Weight: 221 g
Shape: Pedestal vase with columnar support, side handle and circular collecting dish
Language / Context: Islamic art / Archaeological Near Eastern ceramic
Condition
Structure: Intact and solid object, displaying the complete typological profile and characteristic origin of Seljuk productions.
Surface: Pronounced glaze wear and age cracking typical of an archaeological excavation piece. Presence of mineral encrustations and a beautiful surface iridescence. Unfinished base underside.
Acquired by the current owner in 2026 in Wavre from Beguinage.
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Turquoise glaze Seljuk ceramic oil lamp - Middle East, 12th-13th century
Rare and authentic Seljuk ceramic architectural oil lamp from the medieval world. This remarkable piece consists of a upper chamber intended for fuel, with a pronounced spout, connected by a vertical side handle to a broad plate or circular cup used to gather drips, all resting on a central columnar support.
Covered with a sumptuous turquoise alkaline glaze, the ceramic bears an authentic archaeological patina, characterized by silvery and pearly iridescence, age cracks (glaze crackling) as well as natural surface wear revealing the underlying clay soil. A piece of great sculptural elegance, highly sought after by connoisseurs of ancient Islamic art.
Object type: Oil lamp / miniature burner (archaeological ceramic)
Origin: Middle East Seljuk art
Period: Medieval period (12th-13th century)
Material: Earthenware with turquoise lead/alkaline glaze
Technical specifications
Format: Height around 10.7 cm
Weight: 221 g
Shape: Pedestal vase with columnar support, side handle and circular collecting dish
Language / Context: Islamic art / Archaeological Near Eastern ceramic
Condition
Structure: Intact and solid object, displaying the complete typological profile and characteristic origin of Seljuk productions.
Surface: Pronounced glaze wear and age cracking typical of an archaeological excavation piece. Presence of mineral encrustations and a beautiful surface iridescence. Unfinished base underside.
Acquired by the current owner in 2026 in Wavre from Beguinage.
The supplier guarantees having obtained this lot lawfully.
The seller guarantees that they are authorized to sell/export this lot.
The seller will ensure that all necessary authorisations, such as an export license, are obtained.
The seller will inform the buyer of the status of authorisations if the process takes more than a few days.
*Note: in accordance with GDPR, the names of former owners must be indicated in initials if they are still alive.
The seller guarantees and can prove that the item was legally acquired. The seller has been informed by Catawiki that they must provide the documents required by the laws and regulations in their country of residence. The seller guarantees that they are authorized to sell/export this item. The seller will provide the buyer with all known information concerning the provenance of the item. The seller ensures that all necessary authorisations have been or will be obtained. The seller will immediately inform the buyer of any delay in obtaining these authorisations.

