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A hand-blown glass Roman-style ewer from 1979 by CCAA Glasgalerie Köln, Germany, with frosted amber glass, a glass handle, bottom-marked, and measuring 36 cm high, 13 cm wide, and 12 cm deep (weight 1210 g) in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
This object is a hand-blown glass pitcher (ewer) in Roman style, produced in 1979 by the CCAA Glasgalerie Köln from Germany.
The abbreviation CCAA stands for Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, the historical Roman name for the city of Cologne.
This glass gallery specialized in making high-quality replicas and modern interpretations of antique Roman glassware found in archaeological excavations in and around Cologne.
Origin: CCAA Glasgalerie Köln, Germany.
Style: Roman antique design (often referred to as Nachschöpfung or replica).
Finish: Matte/satin glass (frosted glass) in a warm, smoke- or amber-like tint.
Details: Equipped with an elegantly designed glass handle.
Stamped on the underside.
For a good overall impression, please see the attached photos.
Ships by registered mail.
This object is a hand-blown glass pitcher (ewer) in Roman style, produced in 1979 by the CCAA Glasgalerie Köln from Germany.
The abbreviation CCAA stands for Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, the historical Roman name for the city of Cologne.
This glass gallery specialized in making high-quality replicas and modern interpretations of antique Roman glassware found in archaeological excavations in and around Cologne.
Origin: CCAA Glasgalerie Köln, Germany.
Style: Roman antique design (often referred to as Nachschöpfung or replica).
Finish: Matte/satin glass (frosted glass) in a warm, smoke- or amber-like tint.
Details: Equipped with an elegantly designed glass handle.
Stamped on the underside.
For a good overall impression, please see the attached photos.
Ships by registered mail.

