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Boccale
Boccale
Year
XIV/XVI
Materials
ceramica graffita
Inventory
1013/C
Dimensions
Altezza: 23.1 cm, Diametro: 17.6 cm, Spessore: 0.6 cm
Description
Boccale (in terracotta decorata, rinvenuto negli scavi di Palazzo Madama -) con alto piede svasato e labbro leggermente ripiegato. All'esterno ingubbio bianco e vetrina giallo pallido. Decoro a fasce sovrapposte con tralcio, foglie trilobate e motivo a corda, dipinto in verde ramina. Ceramica graffita, decorazione in ramina e ferraccia.
Bibliography
Torino nel basso medioevo: castello, uomini, oggetti, 1982, p. 203
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