Lot 4704
A Pair of Ampulla, or "Tear" Flasks with Vivid Iridescence. Roman, 1st to 2nd century AD. Heights: 3-1/2"; 5-1/2", both mounted on wood bases. Both of similar type, the pair are light and pale green glass with cylindrical necks that are slightly constricted at their bases on piriform bodies. One has a flat, rolled rim to the mouth, while the other is carinated. Both feature mottled iridescence: silvery patches which change color to intense lime green, bright cobalt, or hot coppery colors. A choice pair of bottles.
Estimated Value $200 - 300.
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| Realized $345 |
