https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/71222/fullCupca. Late 11th- 12th century[]Gray stoneware with light blue-green glazeTen-lobed cup (loti-form) on pedestal foot, both extremities foliated. A well articulated base plate, slightly conical, is fully glazed. Shows no spur mark. Whitened ribs appear inside. Grey stoneware body burnt buff where exposed. Glaze partly crackled. A border (about .125 inch) lightly carved, outlining both foot and mouth foliations. An incised floral spray centered on each lobe. Foot: fully glazed; the base plate appears slightly conical and deeply recessed from well articulated foot rim. Condition: Fair. A major mend of a large chip at mouthrim. Comment: A glaze blemish on one lobe, perhaps from touching the side wall of the kiln or another pot.com.gallerysystems.emuseum.core.entities.Classification@61https://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/34757/rdf