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ROMAN GLASS

Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: 106. Late Roman-early Byzantine clear, pale olive green flask, c.6th-7th century AD
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: 106. Late Roman-early Byzantine clear, pale olive green flask, c.6th-7th century AD
106. Late Roman-early Byzantine clear, pale olive green flask, c.6th-7th century AD
Glass
Height: 15.3cm
11458 IVP
£ 4,200.00
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Free-blown from pale green semi-transparent glass. The body of globular form, a tall broad funnel neck tapering to the shoulder, the lip folded out, on a pushed-in base with conical...
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Free-blown from pale green semi-transparent glass. The body of globular form, a tall broad funnel neck tapering to the shoulder, the lip folded out, on a pushed-in base with conical kick and hollow tubular foot ring. A thin trail of applied glass thread in six bands decorating the neck below the rim. A further six lines of spiral trail applied to the shoulder, below which are two pincered bands of decoration and then two rows of pinched decorations. Intact.
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Provenance

Bank Collection, 1975
Kölner Münzkabinett, Cologne, Germany, October 2012
Nico F. Bijnsdorp, the Netherlands; acquired from the above on the 14 May 2014, collection number NFB 299

Literature

For a variant from Egypt dated to 4th-5th century AD compare Martine Newby Haspeslagh, Ancient Glass from the Collection of Lord Michael Levy (London, 2021), no.148

Publications

Kölner Münzkabinett, Cologne, Auktion 98, 22-23 October 2012, lot 1114
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