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7th – 15th Century

The glass art of the Middle Ages represents the continuation of glass production in the Islamic cultural sphere on the one hand, and its new beginning and development in Europe on the other.

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Bowl with cut roundels
Bowl with cut roundels
5th–6th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Bowl with cereal grain relief
Bowl with cereal grain relief
6th–10th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Bell-shaped tumbler
Bell-shaped tumbler
6th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Tumbler
Tumbler
6th/7th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Jug with constriction
Jug with constriction
7th–9th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Perfume sprinkler ("Omom")
Perfume sprinkler ("Omom")
7th–9th century AD
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Blue bottle with foliate scrollwork
Blue bottle with foliate scrollwork
8th–10th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Weight with eye and stamp marks
Weight with eye and stamp marks
probably 8th–9th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Bowl with disk-shaped decorations
Bowl with disk-shaped decorations
ca. 700–1000 AD
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Animal-shaped bottle
Animal-shaped bottle
9th–11th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Compartmentalised jug with applied threads
Compartmentalised jug with applied threads
9th–12th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
Pear-shaped jug
Pear-shaped jug
9th–12th century
Primary Maker: Unbekannt
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