28. Roman sprinkler with pinched ribs, c.3rd-4th century AD
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Free-blown in transparent, yellow-green glass. The pomegranate-like sprinkler flask has a spherical body decorated with five ribs and pinched projections, a small ring of projections forming the foot, a band...
Free-blown in transparent, yellow-green glass. The pomegranate-like sprinkler flask has a spherical body decorated with five ribs and pinched projections, a small ring of projections forming the foot, a band of thick trail applied below the wide-flaring lip, tight internal constriction at the base of the neck. One foot projection restored.
Provenance
Art Market, Beirut, Lebanon
Hekmat and Madeleine Nassif, Monaco; acquired from the above and exported in 1987
Literature
Compare Susan H. Auth, Ancient Glass at the Newark Museum (Newark, 1976), p.120