Bysantisk Glas Vikter - 50 mm (Utan reservationspris)

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Bysantinskt glasvikt i hängeform från 7–8:e århundradet e.Kr., mörk blågrönt glas, 40 × 50 mm, 15,49 g, avbildar Theotokos med Kristusbarnet med MP – OY och delvis läsbar devotionsinskrift, uppköpt i Spanien på auktion och levereras med originalfaktura, äkthets certifikat och spansk exportcertifikat.

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Extremely Rare Byzantine Glass Weight in Pendant Form – Guds Moder och Kristusbarnet

A rare circular Byzantine glass weight dating to the 7th–8th century AD, made of dark bluish-green glass with lighter green areas and surface weathering.

The obverse depicts the Virgin Mary (Theotokos) holding the Christ Child, accompanied by the Greek abbreviations MP – OY. A partially preserved Greek devotional inscription may read “O Mother of God, help,” although some details remain unclear due to surface weathering.

The piece belongs to the tradition of official Byzantine glass weights used in commercial and monetary transactions.

Culture: Byzantine Empire
Date: 7th–8th century AD
Colour: Dark bluish-green with lighter green areas and surface weathering
Dimensions: 40 × 50 mm
Weight: 15.49 g
Type: Byzantine glass weight in pendant form.

Acquired in 2025 from NUMIMANICA PRADOS, Spain, at the Madrid Numismatic Fair held on 27 June 2025.

Provenance:
The piece was previously part of a private collection in Spain, where it had been acquired from an art gallery in 1987.

This rare piece is accompanied by the original purchase invoice, Certificate of Authenticity, and Spanish Export Certificate.

Extremely Rare Byzantine Glass Weight in Pendant Form – Guds Moder och Kristusbarnet

A rare circular Byzantine glass weight dating to the 7th–8th century AD, made of dark bluish-green glass with lighter green areas and surface weathering.

The obverse depicts the Virgin Mary (Theotokos) holding the Christ Child, accompanied by the Greek abbreviations MP – OY. A partially preserved Greek devotional inscription may read “O Mother of God, help,” although some details remain unclear due to surface weathering.

The piece belongs to the tradition of official Byzantine glass weights used in commercial and monetary transactions.

Culture: Byzantine Empire
Date: 7th–8th century AD
Colour: Dark bluish-green with lighter green areas and surface weathering
Dimensions: 40 × 50 mm
Weight: 15.49 g
Type: Byzantine glass weight in pendant form.

Acquired in 2025 from NUMIMANICA PRADOS, Spain, at the Madrid Numismatic Fair held on 27 June 2025.

Provenance:
The piece was previously part of a private collection in Spain, where it had been acquired from an art gallery in 1987.

This rare piece is accompanied by the original purchase invoice, Certificate of Authenticity, and Spanish Export Certificate.

Uppgifter

Kultur
Bysantisk
Århundrade/ Tidsram
7th–8th century AD
Name of object
Weights
Förvärvat från
Auktionshus
År för förvärv
2028
Material
Glas
Land där objektet förvärvades
Spanien
Skick
Utmärkt skick
Tidigare ägare - förvärvat från
Handlare på en marknad
Height
50 mm
Tidigare ägare – år för förvärv
1987
Width
40 mm
Tidigare ägare – land där objektet förvärvades
Spanien
Djup
5 mm
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Autenticitet
Original/officiell
Såldes av
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15
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Privat

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