Glass Flask with Two Handles

Culture: Roman

Period: 1st century A.D.

Material: Glass

Dimensions: 10.5 cm high

Price: Sold

Ref: 3075

Provenance: Collection Surgeon-General Dr. Josef Mayer-Riefenthaler, acquired in Cyprus in the 1960s, during his deployment as a UN soldier.

Condition: Wonderful iris, completely intact.

Description: Roman glass flask with a thick, bulbous at the bottom flattened corpus and a long cylindrical neck. From the shoulder to the neck two outward vaulted and separately worked handles. The rim is two times outward rolled. Found in Cyprus.