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mirror-case
Object Type
mirror-case
Museum number
1856,0623.109
Description
Mirror-case; ivory; lady and gentleman seated on bench; both wear hawking gloves; man has hawk on wrist; edge has rebate, once an applied border, possibly of metal; hole for suspension at top.
Production date
14thC
Production place
Made in:
France
Materials
ivory
Technique
carved
Dimensions
Diameter:
90 millimetres
Weight:
57.80 grammes
Depth:
10 millimetres
Bibliographic references
Dalton 1909 / Catalogue of the Ivory Carvings of the Christian Era with Examples of Mohammedan Art and Carvings in Bone in the Department of British and Mediaeval Antiquities and Ethnography of the British Museum
(376)
Koechlin 1924 / Les Ivoires Gothiques Français
(991)
Location
Not on display
Condition
Damage around edge.
Subjects
bird
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Rev William Maskell
Acquisition date
1856
Department
Britain, Europe and Prehistory
Registration number
1856,0623.109