Lot 4828
Lot of Three Interesting, Good-sized Vessels, all Repaired. Roman Asia Minor, 1st to 4th century AD. Heights: 1-3/4" - 6-1/2". 1. First a stylish cup in pale yellow glass. It is thick and robust and of a broad, low form, with a thick everted rim and covex sides. It has a folded, and encircling ridge beneath the rim, a carinated bottom, and a shallow ring foot. With choice thick silvery patina, the piece glistens with hints of violet, red, green, and olive. 2. Also included is a funnel-mouth flask in pale green glass. The mouth graduates into a medium-lengthed neck which widens into a conical-piriform body. This piece also features a thick to thin silvery iridescence with stronger overtones of violet, red, and green. 3. Lastly, a cylindrical necked flask. The hemishperical body has been mold blown with melon-like vertical ribbing. With faint hints of iridescence. All with obvious repairs and/or restoration. Nice, decorative and less common shapes.
Estimated Value $350-UP.
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