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Gläserner Klauenbecher

5th–6th century
Not on view
Die meisten fränkischen Glasgefäße weisen einfache Forman und wenig Farbe auf und die Verzierung besteht im Allgemeinen nur aus Schlangenlinien. Zu den innovativsten Designs gehörte der Klauenbecher, der mit klauenartigen Formen verziert war. Nur wenige davon existieren noch und diese werden zumeist in den reich ausgestatteten Gräbern von Adligen gefunden.

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  • Titel: Gläserner Klauenbecher
  • Datum: 5.–6. Jhd.
  • Geografie: Gefunden in Bellenberg-Voehringen, Süddeutschland
  • Kultur: Fränkisch
  • Medium: Glas
  • Dimensionen: 18,7 x 10,8 cm
  • Anerkennung: Schenkung von Henry G. Marquand, 1881
  • Akzession Nr.: 81.10.189
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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