A group of Roman calculi or glass counters

A group of Roman glass bracelets and counters, c. 1st - 5th Century AD. Lot includes 3 Roman glass bracelets, one in translucent turquoise blue glass, another in opaque black glass and the third in tr

3rd century BC-5th century AD. A mixed group of polychrome glass items and fragments including a gold-in-glass double sphere bead, a plano-convex gaming counter, a Romano-Egyptian heart pendant and ot

Group of Roman Glass Vessels Comprising: A beaker A two handle vase A two handle vial A cast vial A bottle Together with two bronze bird form pendants The largest 4 3/4 x 3 in. diam., (7 pcs).

Group of Roman Glass and Pottery Table Articles Comprising three glass vases, two pottery oil burners, and two pottery jars. Approximately seven pieces. Height of tallest 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm). C Est

Roman Empire, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A lot of three gaming counters in exemplary condition in colors of bright green, baby blue, and black. The game-pieces are smooth to the touch

Including an antiquity necklace with beads of glass, coral, painted faience pottery with blue evil eye motif, and possibly mother of pearl; plus a collection of beads and other objects, comprising: a

A large group of Roman glass beads, c. 1st - 5th Century AD, of various shapes and sizes and in translucent yellows and oranges. A good group for a long necklace. Largest 27mm in length. Ex-Northern C

Group of Roman Glass Slags Cultures/Periods: 1st-3rd Century AD Dimension: Biggest 4x3x0.5cm / Smallest: 2.9x2.1x0.3cm Findspot: Afghanistan Provenance: Private Collection, Family in Kuwait, acquired

Group of Roman Glass Slags Cultures/Periods: 1st-3rd Century AD Dimension: Biggest 7.3x3.4x0.4cm / Smallest: 3.3x2.8x0.6cm Findspot: Afghanistan Provenance: Private Collection, Family in Kuwait, acqui

Group of Roman Glass Slags Cultures/Periods: 1st-3rd Century AD Dimension: Biggest 3.8x3x0.8cm / Smallest: 3.1x1.8x0.2cm Findspot: Afghanistan Provenance: Private Collection, Family in Kuwait, acquire

Group of Roman Glass Slags Cultures/Periods: 1st-3rd Century AD Dimension: 2.1x1.9x1.7cm Findspot: Afghanistan Provenance: Private Collection, Family in Kuwait, acquired in the 1997 from Antique Galle

Group of 10 Roman type dragonfly glass beads. 0.46*0.44inch (largest).

A choice Roman blue glass counter with soldiers, c. 1st - 4th Century AD, the armored combatants wearing short tunics and brandish shields and spears. Remarkably well-detailed with rich blue transluce

Group of Three Roman Glass Jugs with Handles </> The tallest 7 in. high. </> </>Property Formerly in the Collection of Doris Gottlieb Brickner and Dr. Manuel Gottlieb

Group of Five Roman Glass Vessels 4 in. x 3 1/4 in. diam., the largest. Property Formerly in the Collection of Doris Gottlieb Brickner and Dr. Manuel Gottlieb

Group of Three Roman Glass Aryballos </> The largest 6 in x 5 1/4 in. diam. </> </>Property Formerly in the Collection of Doris Gottlieb Brickner and Dr. Manuel Gottlieb

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A splendid trio of Roman glass unguentaria, all boasting beautiful, scattered areas of shimmering iridescence. Both free-blown from translucent blue-

Ten Ancient Roman Glass Bottles, C. 100 BCE to 400 CE - A group of early Roman glass bottles and vials. Various shapes and styles of bottles, glass colors, and decoration, some with handles; with irid

Group of Ancient Roman Glass Flasks and Vessels. Five flasks of various sizes, and one small jug. Circa 1st/2nd centuries AD. {Approximate dimensions: 2 3/4 - 5 1/2 inches high.}. Condition: Wear cons

A group of 5 Roman glass children's bracelets, c. 1st - 5th Century AD, four in translucent blue and the last an opaque green, each with light iridescence and deposits. Widest D: 2 1/5 in (5.5cm). Ex-

Group of Roman Antiquity glass and pottery vessels and bottles, ranging in size from 1.25" to 4.25"H. Includes paperwork. Condition report: Common wear for age, please examine all photos closely. Cont

A group of 3 Roman glass vials 200 BC 3 inches tall. Mounted on steel stand. 3 3/4 inches tall (largest) Provenance: Ex- John Hibner, acquired in Turkey during military service 1960's.

**Originally Listed At $400** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A lovely ensemble of eight glass bracelets, most of a rather petite size suggesting that they were created for children

A mixed group of assorted Roman glass beads, 1st - 4th Century AD, of various colors, a couple are of mosaic glass and a few are stone and probably a bit earlier. Ex Wiltshire, UK private collection.