Description
The slender form of this tall ewer is punctuated by a prominent ring two thirds of the way up where the flattened handle connects to the body. This ewer is patterned with diagonal ribbings, giving the vessel a subtle texture that mixes light and shadows in the small grooves of its sides.
The glass of this 2000-year-old piece remains in excellent condition, having aged to a luxurious emerald green that has been carefully cleaned and polished.
REFERENCE #
KB_GL_9975
CIVILIZATION
Roman, 100 C.E. – 300 C.E.
SIZE
H. 26 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
This ewer dates back to the Roman civilization, specifically between 100 C.E. and 300 C.E. It represents the craftsmanship and design aesthetics of that era.
The ewer features a slender form with a prominent ring located two-thirds up the body where the flattened handle connects. It is decorated with diagonal ribbings that create a subtle texture, enhancing the interplay of light and shadow on its surface.
Despite being around 2000 years old, the glass remains in excellent condition. It has aged to a luxurious emerald green color and has been carefully cleaned and polished to preserve its appearance.
The ewer stands at a height of 26 centimeters, making it a tall and slender vessel typical of Roman glassware from that period.
The price for this Roman ewer is not listed publicly and is available upon request. Interested buyers need to contact the seller or institution for pricing details.
The reference number for this Roman ewer is KB_GL_9975, which can be used for cataloging or inquiry purposes.
