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Abraham H. Levy Collection on Metal Production and Glass-Making in Antiquity
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Title Ottoman glass. 9 : [glass of the Ottoman period : reprints and photocopies of articles, 1931-1983].
Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [Publisher not identified]
Creation Date [1998]
Notes Spine title.
Content Contents:
[9.1]. Les arts decorative Turcs / Arseven. Istanbul, 1940. (p. 182-188).
[9.2]. Turkish glass art and beykoz-ware / Fuat Bayramoglu. 1975. (p. 29-83
ill.).
[9.3]. The import of Western glass into Turkey : sixteenth-eighteenth centuries / R.J. Charleston. (p. 18-26).
[9.4]. Types of glass imported into the Near East, and some fresh examples: 15th-16th century / R.J. Charleston. (p. 245-251).
[9.5]. The import of Venetian glass into the Near-East 15th-16th century / R.J. Charleston. (p. 158-168).
[9.6]. Early Byzantine and later glass lamps / Grace M. Crawfoot and D.B. Harden / 1931. (p. 196-208
xxviii-xxx).
[9.7]. La Verrerie en Turquie de l'epoque Byzantine a l'epoque Turque / Semavi Eyice. (p. 162-182).
[9.8]. Venezianische und Tuerkische importartikel im fundmaterial von Buda aus der ersten haelfte des 16. jahrhunderts / Katalin H. Gyuerky. [Hungary], 1974. (p. 413-423).
[9.9]. Le Verre aux Balkans pendant la domination Ottomane (XVIe-XVIIe siecles) / Verena Han. (p. 257-279).
[9.10]. Glas aus laendern Islamischer Kultur I-II / Jens Kroeger. Berlin, 1981. [4] p.
[9.11]. Archtectural decoration and minor arts in Seljuk Anatolian / Gonul Oney. [Turkey]. (p. 136-137).
[9.12]. Tuerkische Kunst und Kultur aus osmanischer Zeit / Michael Rogers. (p. 332-338).
[9.13]. Glass in Ottoman Turkey / Michael Rogers. Istanbul, 1983. (p. 239-267
[7] p.)
[9.14]. Turkish handicrafts / Scientific staff of the Topkapi Palace Museum. Istanbul, 1969. (p. 140-141
[2] p.).
[9.15]. The Anatolian civilisations III : Seljuk/Ottoman. Istanbul, 1983. ([6] p.).
Extent 15 articles in 1 binder : ill. (some color)
35 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990022262130205171

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