古罗马,帝国 玻璃 瓶子





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公元2–3世纪的古罗马玻璃瓶,自由吹制,球形瓶体与短圆柱颈,因内壁沉积物而现呈棕色不透明,直径约43毫米,高约45毫米,完好无裂纹,边缘有磨损,真实性证明可应要求提供。
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Ancient Roman glass bottle with a globular body and a short cylindrical neck, free blown in translucent glass. The vessel has a rounded, well balanced profile with a slightly everted rim and a smoothly constricted neck transitioning into the body. The glass now appears opaque brownish due to compacted dried sand and soil adhering to the interior, giving the surface a warm, earthy tone rather than its original clarity.
-> 这是一个典型而迷人的罗马实用品玻璃器具的例证,反映了吹制玻璃在日常储存和运输液体(如油、香水或药物物质)中的广泛使用。
Size: ± 43 mm maximum diameter
Height: ± 45 mm
Condition: intact and complete. No cracks or repairs observed. Surface wear and weathering on the rim consistent with age. Dried sand and soil remain inside the vessel, contributing to the present colour and appearance.
Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format).
-> Roman glass production flourished from the early Imperial period onwards, following the invention of glassblowing in the late 1st century BC. This technique allowed vessels to be produced quickly and in large quantities, making glass containers accessible across the Roman world. Bottles of this form were commonly used in domestic, cosmetic and commercial contexts, and are widely found throughout the Roman Empire.
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注意:由于海关规定,我们只能在欧盟境内发货。在拍下前,请确保你有有效的欧盟送货地址。
Ancient Roman glass bottle with a globular body and a short cylindrical neck, free blown in translucent glass. The vessel has a rounded, well balanced profile with a slightly everted rim and a smoothly constricted neck transitioning into the body. The glass now appears opaque brownish due to compacted dried sand and soil adhering to the interior, giving the surface a warm, earthy tone rather than its original clarity.
-> 这是一个典型而迷人的罗马实用品玻璃器具的例证,反映了吹制玻璃在日常储存和运输液体(如油、香水或药物物质)中的广泛使用。
Size: ± 43 mm maximum diameter
Height: ± 45 mm
Condition: intact and complete. No cracks or repairs observed. Surface wear and weathering on the rim consistent with age. Dried sand and soil remain inside the vessel, contributing to the present colour and appearance.
Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format).
-> Roman glass production flourished from the early Imperial period onwards, following the invention of glassblowing in the late 1st century BC. This technique allowed vessels to be produced quickly and in large quantities, making glass containers accessible across the Roman world. Bottles of this form were commonly used in domestic, cosmetic and commercial contexts, and are widely found throughout the Roman Empire.
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