Lot 4721
Two Attractive Aryballoi. Roman, later 1st to 3rd century AD. G.A.W. p. 212; G.A.E. Vol. 1, figs. 74, 335; Glass Museum Haarets, Tel Aviv, Photo #9; Newark, figs. 429 430. Heights: 2-3/8"; 2-5/8". A fine lot of 2. The first piece is thickly blown in leaf green glass, the other is more delicate in light green. Both bottles are of a similar shape -- with sharply everted mouths, loop handles that stretch from the collar to shoulder, and broad ovate bodies. The heavier bottle has a handle in lime green and a more flattend body. While the second bottle has a flared, folded mouth. Both are intact and perfect. The first with yellowish silver-gray-green iridescence; the other green bottle with light, cleanable earthen paitna.
Estimated Value $350 - 500.
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