Description
The oval body blown into a mold with grapes motif, standing on a base ring. And has a long cylindrical neck with folded ring shoulder and flaring rim folded outward.
Cf. Israeli, Y., Israel Museum, 2003, p. 310, fig. 413.
REFERENCE #
GL_RM_1049
CIVILIZATION
Roman, 200 C.E. – 300 C.E.
SIZE
H. 12.7 cm
CONDITION
A small hole repair in the body, otherwise, in fine condition.
PRICE
$5500
Frequently Asked Questions
The vase originates from the Roman civilization and dates back to between 200 C.E. and 300 C.E. This places it in the early Imperial Roman period, reflecting the artistic styles of that era.
The vase has an oval body blown into a mold decorated with a grapes motif. It stands on a base ring and features a long cylindrical neck with a folded ring shoulder and a flaring rim folded outward, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
The vase measures 12.7 centimeters in height, making it a relatively small and delicate artifact suitable for display or collection.
The vase is in fine condition overall, with only a small hole repair in the body. This minor restoration does not significantly affect its aesthetic or structural integrity.
The vase is priced at $5500, reflecting its historical value, craftsmanship, and condition as a Roman artifact from the 3rd century C.E.
Yes, the vase is referenced in Israeli, Y., Israel Museum, 2003, p. 310, fig. 413, which provides additional context and validation of its historical significance.
