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Deutsch: https://bavarikon.de/object/bav:KVC-LUT-0000000000000011

"Hedwigsglas", aus dem Besitz Martin Luthers Erweiterte Beschreibung

   Unbekannt
   Naher Osten (Syrien?)

11. Jh.? Höhe: 10,3 cm, Durchmesser: unten 8 cm, Durchmesser: oben 10 cm, Gewicht: 350 g – Material: Farbloses, leicht rauchtopas-stichiges Glas, geblasen, geschliffen und poliert

   Glas
   Martin Luther
   Die „Luther-Veste“. Martin Luther und die Reformation auf der Veste Coburg und in ihren Kunstsammlungen
   Die Veste Coburg als authentischer Luther-Ort und als Luthergedenkstätte

Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg

   Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg - Inventarnummer: a.S.00652
Metadaten-Lizenz: CC0
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