古罗马 玻璃 极大的球形瓶，饰有打磨纹饰 - 197 mm

Very large translucent verdigris glass bottle with a squat globular body and horizontal shoulder, the base is flattened and concave at its center.
The body and neck show very fine circular incisions polished barely visible on several levels.
The truncated-conical neck is tightened at the base and has a beaded mouth with a flat lip. This lip is formed by folding the parison downward, then upward, then outward and flattened to form a prominent horizontal rim.
Magnificent traces of iridescence partially silvered and bluish at the level of the neck and body, earthy deposits present on the entire glass.

- Roman Empire, Eastern Mediterranean, probably Aegean Sea or also Black Sea.

- Dimension: 197 x 157 x 157 mm

- Dating: 1st - 2nd century AD

- Provenance: From the V.A collection, Maastricht acquired in the 2000s

- Literature: - Wissenschaftliche kataloge des Römisch-Germanischen Museums Köln, Band II, Fig. 109, Pg.44, Tafel 13.3

- Condition: Superb, intact, a minuscule chip on the lip (photo).

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