Roman Era Glass Slags: A Reflective Window into Ancient Metallurgy (1 BCE-400 CE)

Dimension: 3x2cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 3x2cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 2-4cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 6x2cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 8x5cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 5.5x3cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are

Dimension: 3-5cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 3-5cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 5x5cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Dimension: 6x2cm Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Given the age and historical significance, combined with their unique appearance and origin from the Roman Empire's peak of metallurgy, these items are s

Circa 2nd Century BCE - 4th Century CE. An assembled collection of 12 pieces total to include sandcore amphora, bowls, unguentaria, colored bottles including green, blue, yellow, and clear. Tallest me

Ancient Rome, Hellenistic, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. An exceedingly rare piece, this alabastron with its characteristic tubular body that flares downward resolving in a rounded bottom, is

Ancient Egypt, found at Abydos, Late Dynastic to Roman Period, ca. 400 BCE to 200 CE. An incredibly well-preserved mummified ibis exhibiting expert layering to the linen wrappings. The bird's body is

Ancient Roman marbled glass bottle, c. 100 CE, brown glass with white swirls, the flattened bulbous body with tube neck and flaring rim, approx. 4"h x 4"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemaic to Roman Period, ca. 304 BCE to 364 CE. An incredibly rare standing figure of Nephthys, goddess of death and darkness and one of the oldest deities in the Egyptian pantheon -

(10) Ancient Roman bronze tools, ex-museum, Possibly 200-300 CE, Incl. (9) compass dividers and (1) weight, 7.75"l (largest), 4.25"l (smallest) Provenance: Deaccessioned works benefiting the Newark Mu

Roman glass vase with two double loop handles and a pinched body, ca. 2nd-4th century CE.Provenance: Collection of Bruce Dayton & Ruth Stricker Dayton, Minnesota.Height: 7 in x diameter: 3 1/4 in.

1st c. B.C.E. Roman Egyptian Carved and Polychromed funerary carved wooden mask of a Pharaonic Official with scarab crown, 14" x 9 1/2" x 3", shrinkage cracks. From the Estate of Syril Frank, New York

Central Asia, Pakistan and Afghanistan, Gandharan Empire, ca. 200 BCE to 400 CE, probably later in this period based on the use of stucco. A stucco head of a prince, modeled in the traditional Graeco-

A squat vase, 2.75" tall, electric blue coloration, Glass vase with green trim, "Amber Glass Vase Roman 300 B.C.", 6.25" tall, silver colored double vase, 4.75" tall, a flask

A Lot With Two Different Sizes And Design Bangles. They Are Ancient Rome, Handmade Glass In Green And Blue Colors. Irregular Section. Fine Manufacture. Dated Approximate As 2nd To 3rd Century AD. They

Superb and quite rare Arts and crafts period circa 1900-1910’s stained glass window in original heart pine frame work. From up state Ny craftsman residence. Removed in the 1970’s. This i

Ca. AD 300 - 400 A Roman glass dish with a circular form that is free-blown and translucent with a green hue. The dish has a shallow basin, a rounded rim, and an underside ring-shaped base. The bottom

Tiffany Studios New York bronze table lamp with Geometric Roman mottled slag glass shade atop a bullet shaped bronze three (3) socket light fixture base. Circa: Early 20th Century. Shade signed Tiffan