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1. A figure or herm with repairs overall. 2. A medium green teardrop form bottle with elongated neck and flat lip displaying iridescence and accretions. 3. A Roman glass pitcher with damage. Measure 8

two Roman glass vessels, small gourd shaped bottle & small bowl with folded rims, ht 3 1/2", 2"

Two ancient Roman glass vessels, circa 1st to 3rd century C. E. . Tallest 2.75" H x 3" diameter. Cracks, losses.

Mediterranean, 1st to 3rd century A.D. The first is a squat blue glass jar with wide rim. The second, an almost miniature ewer with applied handle and foot ring. Dimensions: height of jar - 2 7/8" Pro

Two Ancient Roman Glass Vessels , incl. pouring jug with trail handle, h. 6 1/8 in.; and bottle vase with ring neck, h. 2 5/8 in., stand, overall h. 3 1/2 in

2 pieces ancient Roman iridescent, a three handled glass vessel and a glass alabastron both held in acrylic stands. Approximate dimensions: Vessel with stand 3" w. 3.5" alabastron with stand h. 6" w.

Group of Three Ancient Roman Glass Vessels, comprising: two unguentaria, and a footed (foot partially surviving) pitcher, all likely 4th century or later, iridescent patina. Tallest: 4" H x 2" Diamete

Three diminutive Roman glass vessels, to include two blue glass bottles and one green footed bottle with ringed neck. Tallest (green) approx. 2 3/4" in height.

Ancient Roman style glass vase. Features two separate wells with looped handle. Fixed to a lucite stand. Measures 6 1/2" tall including stand. Good overall condition with minor wear. Hill Auction Gall

Two piece lot of ancient Roman Empire style glass consisting of a bottle, and a delicate vessel with handle. Ht: 12" (largest)

Rome, ca. 100 to 300 CE. Adorable pair of ancient glass vessels jars made of blown glass. The larger of the two is green glass with a very obvious pinch mark at the neck/shoulder interface. It has pea

Rome, ca. 100 to 300 CE. Adorable pair of ancient glass vessels jars made of blown glass. The larger of the two is green glass with a very obvious pinch mark at the neck/shoulder interface. It has pea

Ancient Roman Janus Head Glass Bottle Ca. 1st-2nd century A.D.Size:2-3/8 inches high.Mold blown olive-green glass, with body of vessel having two opposing cherub type faces with curly hairdos, and lon

Two Roman Glass Vessels, One a Double Unguentarium </> The tallest 9 in. high. </> </>Property Formerly in the Collection of Doris Gottlieb Brickner and Dr. Manuel Gottlieb

Mediterranean, 1st to 3rd century A.D. The first is an unusual shaped carinated bottle with swirling pattern and some iridescence on custom stand. The second, a pale blue Unguentarium the squat body w

Two Ancient Roman Glass Vessels, baluster form with flared lip and applied handle in gold glass with iridescence, and a brown baluster bottle. Dimensions: 6.25 in.h. the larger. Condition: Very good

DESCRIPTION: Two Ancient glass vessel, one of clear glass with light iridescent green and gold, the other of deep green hue. Purchased from Artancient.com CIRCA: Possibly 1st Century A.D. ORIGIN: Roma

Two Greek core-formed glass vessels Eastern Mediterranean, circa 6th-5th Century B.C. Including an amphoriskos of cobalt blue, yellow trail wound around the lip, neck and body, with turquoise and yel

two glass vessels, Lalique, Paris, 2. Half 20.th c., goblet vase in gadrooning shape, partly mattfinished, H. 15 cm, bowl with matted oak leaf décor, approx. 9 x 19 cm

Two Roman blue-green glass double balsamaria Circa 4th-5th Century A.D. One with twin tubular phials with a central band of spiral trail and an arched basket handle, folded at the rim with a trailed

Roman Glass: Two (2) Roman Glass Beakers in Translucent Pale Green Glass ca. 2nd-3rd Century A.D. Two fine examples of ancient Roman glass in translucent green pale glass. 1.) Fine footed beaker with

**Originally Listed At $200** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A fine pair of glass vessels from the Roman Empire. First is a slender, mold-formed vial with a round but stable base,

including a cobalt flask with neck ring, and a smaller green bottle with flared rim, tallest 3.75in.

Roman Empire, Levant, ca. 1st to 3rd centuries CE. Pair of Roman glass vessels. First is a classic candle-stick unguent on wide flat base. 6-1/2" H (16.5 cm). Next is a elongated vial in circular form