Lot 1277
A Pair of Colorful Small Bottles. Roman, c. 2nd-4th century AD. One resembling a "pilgrim's flask," in light green glass, with a globular body which was flattened. The later bottle in pale yellow, mold blown, with broad ovoid body and spiraling ribs up the neck and mouth. Both with some repairs; with the squat bottle showing moderate restoration on one side. Both pieces iridescent; the flask tending to silvers and violets, while the bottle resplendent in luscious limes and oranges, accented with cool greens and blue greens. Heights: 4-1/4"; 2-5/8". A pair of flashy cabinet pieces.
Estimated Value $350 - 650.
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