Description
A beautiful and graceful long necked glass flask, decorated with four concentric circles around the body. And more circles at the bottom of the neck and along it. It is a very heavy piece because of its thick walls. The circles were done by etching the glass with a stone tool.
REFERENCE #
GL_GR_1001
CIVILIZATION
Greek, 500 B.C.E. – 400 B.C.E.
SIZE
18 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The long necked glass flask originates from the Greek civilization, dating back to between 500 B.C.E. and 400 B.C.E. It reflects the artistic and functional glasswork of that historical period.
The flask is decorated with four concentric circles around its body, as well as additional circles at the bottom and along the neck. These circles were created by etching the glass with a stone tool, showcasing ancient craftsmanship.
The glass flask measures 18 cm in height and is noted to be in fine condition, indicating it has been well preserved over time despite its age.
The flask is very heavy due to its thick glass walls, which contribute to its substantial weight compared to other glass pieces of similar size.
The decorative circles were made by etching the glass surface with a stone tool, a technique used in ancient times to create detailed designs on glass objects.
The price of the glass flask is not listed publicly and is available upon request, meaning interested buyers need to contact the seller directly for pricing information.
