Antigua Roma Vidrio Flask (Sin precio de reserva)






Dirigió el Museo de la Colección Ifergan, especializado en arqueología fenicia.
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Frasco romano de vidrio del I al III siglo d.C., en buen estado, 52 × 32 mm, procedente de una colección privada francesa; auténtico/original, con certificado de autenticidad y licencia de exportación, adquirido en 2025 desde Alemania.
Descripción del vendedor
ITEM: Flask
MATERIAL: Glass
CULTURE: Roman
PERIOD: 1st - 3rd Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 52 mm x 32 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex French private collection, acquired before 2000s
Roman flasks were versatile and functional vessels used primarily for storing and transporting liquids such as oils, perfumes, and medicinal concoctions. These flasks, which were typically made from glass or ceramic, varied in size and shape, reflecting their diverse uses and the craftsmanship of the period. Glass flasks were particularly valued for their ability to contain and preserve aromatic oils and perfumes, which were essential in daily Roman life for personal grooming and religious rituals. Ceramic flasks, on the other hand, were often used for more practical purposes, such as storing cooking oils or vinegar.
The design of Roman flasks often included features that facilitated their use and storage. Many flasks had narrow necks to minimize spillage and maintain the quality of their contents. Some were equipped with handles or spouts to make pouring easier, while others had stoppers or lids to seal the contents securely. The artistic quality of these vessels varied from simple, utilitarian designs to more elaborate forms decorated with patterns or inscriptions. Inscriptions on flasks sometimes indicated the type of liquid contained or the name of the owner, adding a personalized touch to these everyday objects.
Roman flasks also provide valuable insights into trade and cultural exchanges within the Roman Empire. Glass production techniques, including the use of molds and blowing methods, were advanced during the Roman period, and Roman glassware was widely traded across the empire. The distribution of Roman flasks throughout various provinces reflects the extensive trade networks and the integration of different cultures within the empire. Additionally, the variety in flask designs and materials reveals the adaptability of Roman artisans to different regional tastes and technological innovations.
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export license
If you bid outside the European Union and win the item, we will have to apply for an export licence for your country and shipping will take 3 to 5 weeks.
El vendedor y su historia
ITEM: Flask
MATERIAL: Glass
CULTURE: Roman
PERIOD: 1st - 3rd Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 52 mm x 32 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex French private collection, acquired before 2000s
Roman flasks were versatile and functional vessels used primarily for storing and transporting liquids such as oils, perfumes, and medicinal concoctions. These flasks, which were typically made from glass or ceramic, varied in size and shape, reflecting their diverse uses and the craftsmanship of the period. Glass flasks were particularly valued for their ability to contain and preserve aromatic oils and perfumes, which were essential in daily Roman life for personal grooming and religious rituals. Ceramic flasks, on the other hand, were often used for more practical purposes, such as storing cooking oils or vinegar.
The design of Roman flasks often included features that facilitated their use and storage. Many flasks had narrow necks to minimize spillage and maintain the quality of their contents. Some were equipped with handles or spouts to make pouring easier, while others had stoppers or lids to seal the contents securely. The artistic quality of these vessels varied from simple, utilitarian designs to more elaborate forms decorated with patterns or inscriptions. Inscriptions on flasks sometimes indicated the type of liquid contained or the name of the owner, adding a personalized touch to these everyday objects.
Roman flasks also provide valuable insights into trade and cultural exchanges within the Roman Empire. Glass production techniques, including the use of molds and blowing methods, were advanced during the Roman period, and Roman glassware was widely traded across the empire. The distribution of Roman flasks throughout various provinces reflects the extensive trade networks and the integration of different cultures within the empire. Additionally, the variety in flask designs and materials reveals the adaptability of Roman artisans to different regional tastes and technological innovations.
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export license
If you bid outside the European Union and win the item, we will have to apply for an export licence for your country and shipping will take 3 to 5 weeks.
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El vendedor fue informado por Catawiki sobre los requisitos de documentación y garantiza lo siguiente: – El objeto se obtuvo de manera legal. – El vendedor tiene derecho a vender y/o exportar el objeto, según corresponda. – El vendedor proporcionará la información necesaria relativa a la procedencia y gestionará la documentación y permisos/licencias requeridos, según corresponda y conforme a la legislación local. – El vendedor notificará al comprador cualquier retraso en la obtención de permisos/licencias. Al pujar, reconoces que puede ser necesaria documentación de importación dependiendo de tu país de residencia y que la obtención de permisos/licencias puede ocasionar retrasos en la entrega del objeto.
