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Historical Archive: Ceramics, from the 5th century CE to the present including earthenware, porcelain, terra-cotta, and faience ceramic lamp with menorah from Cyrenaica, Libya, 4th-5th c., Penn L-2002-1.1 incantation bowl with Aramaic inscription to protect the woman Ngray from illness and curses, from Seleucia (Iraq), ceramic and paint, 4th-7th c. CE or 3rd c. BCE-3rd c. CE, KM 0000.01.9504 incantation bowl from Seleucia (Iraq), ceramic and paint, 4th-7th c. CE or 3rd c. BCE-3rd c. CE, KM 0000.01.9503 terra-cotta antefix, early medieval, MAHSD ampulla in the form of a fish, ceramic, late 5th c. Luxor, Pushkin ceramic vessels from Hemmingen grave 14, c.480-510, WLM Menas ampulla, 6th c. Byzantine Egypt, KM 0000.08.8209 Adam and Eve, ceramic, North Africa 6th c., BNM L.2014/6. For detail see BNM. miraculous fishing on Lake Tiberias (John 21), ceramic ampulla, 6th c., ANAM incantation bowl from Seleucia (Iraq), ceramic and paint, 6th-7th c. CE or 3rd c. BCE-3rd c. CE, KM 0000.03.3756 Menas ampulla, ceramic, 6th to 7th c. Egypt, CMA 1999.231 Thekla ampulla, large ceramic, 6th to 7th c. Abu Mena, Louvre MNC 1926 Menas ampulla, ceramic, 6th to 7th c. Abu Mena, Pushkin ceramic vessel (Knickwandtopf) from Ober-Olm, 2nd half of 6th c., LMM N746 ceramic vessel (Knickwandtopf) from Rheinhessen, 2nd half of 6th c., LMM 1979/176 Merovingian loom weights from Kornwestheim, ceramic, WLM terra-cotta antefixes, 7th c., Musée Carnavalet Paris. For closer view see Carnavalet. wheel-thrown vessel fr. Tadworth grave 7, ceramic, 7th c., Ewell. For other views see Ewell. mortar, ceramic, 9th c., Chelles pitcher, ceramic, 10th c., Chelles water strainer with epigraphic design, ceramic, 10th c. Fustat, Egypt, KM 1971.01.0021 sherd with male saint, ceramic, 10th c. Byzantine Egypt, KM 1961.06.0059 water strainer with peacock, ceramic, Fatimid Egypt 909-1171, KM 1971.01.0013 Byzantine sgraffito ceramic bowl with bird of prey, c.1125-75, V&A C.32-1968 Byzantine sgraffito ceramic bowl with wading water bird, c.1125-75, V&A C.20-1970. For another view see V&A. Mina'i ware beaker with Shahnama story, Iran late 12th c., Freer F1928.2. This work has its own page. bowl base with lion, ceramic, 13th-14th c. Mamluk Egypt, KM 1965.03.0052 Cock's-head ewer, fritware, Iran early 13th c., Louvre MAO 442. This work has its own page. man between lillies, tin-glazed earthenware, south Italy, 2nd half 13th c., V&A C.120-1978 bowl base with hare, ceramic, Mamluk Sultanabad, Iran, 1252-1517, KM 1965.03.0044 Cheetah in foliage, Ilkhanid (1256-1353) molded fritware tile, Kashan (Iran), UMMA 1957/1.73 duck: lustre ware tile, Kashan Teheran 14th c., Arezzo MS 267F Childhood of Christ, ceramic tile w. lead glaze, c.1330, V&A C.470-1927 ceramic mold with Annunciation, c.1430/40, LMM 26/106 aardvark, ceramic w. metallic glaze, Manises c.1450-1500, Cl. 2456 faience plaque with angel of the Annunciation, Faenza c.1490, Louvre OA 3098 St. Paul preaching in Athens, 16th c. Majolica platter (coppa amatoria), Urbino workshop, Arezzo MS 14750 Rape of Europa; Ganymede, 16th c. Majolica platter (coppa amatoria), shop of Girolamo di Lanfranco dalle Gabicce, Arezzo MS 14591 woman shamed for infidelity, faience, Deruta 1510 (Giovanni Maria Vasaro?), Louvre OA 9205 Lucretia, Majolica platter (coppa amatoria) c.1540, Casteldurante workshop, Arezzo MS faience platter with Adam and Eve after Bernard Salomon, c.1555, Rimini?, Louvre OA 1555 Caudle cup with Charles II of England, tin-glazed earthenware, Lambeth Potteries 1668, AIC 1957.448 Model for casting bronze angel, iron/wicker/clay/straw, Gian Lorenzo Bernini 1673, Vat 6561, which has its own page Pelican in her Piety, dish with initials of William III of England, lead-glazed earthenware, Staffordshire Potteries 1690-1710, AIC 1959.55. For other views see AIC. faience tile, Lille first half 18th c.: shepherd and snails, Lille Hospice Comtesse, which has its own page with architectural context. This work and related tiles have their own page. Crucifix, tin-glazed earthenware, De Twee Scheepjes 1707-27 Delft, PMA 1921-3-171,a. For another view see PMA. kitchen tiles, faience, dated 1731: dog and cat, Lille Hospice Comtesse, which has its own page with architectural context. hoopoe birds, Meissen porcelain, Johann Joachim Kaendler c.1736, SF, which have their own page boar's head tureen, porcelain, Chelsea Factory c.1754, SF 1945.581a-b. For other views see SF. St. Jerome, porcelain, Anspach c.1760-70, UMMA 1974/1.90. This work has its own page. Death of St. Cassian, ceramic 1784, Imola Anti-slavery medallion, William Hackwood (Wedgwood) 1787 England: stoneware, steel, ivory. AIC 1912.326 tile plaque with ducks, earthenware with underglaze and enamel, Joseph-Théodore Deck and prob. Edmond Lachenal c.1880 France, PMA 1973-203-1a tile plaque with ducks, earthenware with underglaze and enamel, Joseph-Théodore Deck and prob. Edmond Lachenal c.1880 France, PMA 1973-203-1b billiards players, porcelain, central Europe early 19th c., Belgrade MAA 1230. For other views see Belgrade MAA. Resurrection of Christ, tin-glazed earthenware, Utrecht or Rotterdam 1800-50, PMA 1992-6-2a--l. For another view see PMA. vase in the form of a gourd, porcelain, Vilmos Zsolnay factory, Pécs c.1882, MAAB vase in the form of a gourd, porcelain, Vilmos Zsolnay factory, Pécs c.1882, MAAB Louis Comfort Tiffany, Henry O. Havemeyer House, New York, Peacock Mosaic from the entrance hall, Favrile glass, ceramic, and plaster 1890-91, UMMA 1986.146.9. Parts from this building have their own page. Yoshio Taylor (American, b. Okinawa 1948), Blue Cat, polychrome ceramic, 1996, IMA 2001.323. Art object copyright: artist/heirs. For other views see IMA. Bertozzi/Casoni 1997, Scegli il Paradiso, majolica, which has its own page, Imola Kim Yikyung (Korean, b.1935), duck shaped vessel 2004, stoneware with iron oxide painting over white slip, UMMA 2010/2.30. For additional views see UMMA. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.