English: Florence, Museo degli Argenti. Rock crystal Ewer with birds (Egypt: Fatimid art, Late 10th century–11th century). Probably, from the Treasure of Lorenzo de' Medici.
Italiano: Firenze, Museo degli Argenti. Brocca in critallo di rocca decorata con uccelli acquatici (Egitto: arte fatimide del tardo X-XI secolo). Probabilmente, facente parte del Tesoro di Lorenzo de' Medici
Français : Florence, Museo degli Argenti: Aiguière à décor d'oiseaux. Cristal de roche (Egypte: Art fatimide de la fin du Xe siècle ou du XIe). Probablement provient du Trésor de Lorenzo de' Medici
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