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300-450 AD. Late Roman. Large Roman yellowish-green glass vessel with flaring rim, tapering neck, globular body, applied ear-shaped handle and rin...
300-450 AD. Late Roman. Roman yellowish-green glass vessel with flaring rim, short spout, cylindrical neck, globular body, and applied strap handl...
100-300 AD. Roman. Yellowish-green glass flask with in-folded, flaring rim, cylindrical neck, mould-blown Janus-head body comprising two male huma...
300-450 AD. Late Roman. Yellowish-green glass jug with folded trefoil (three-cornered) rim including a short spout, inverted conical body and L-sh...
300-450 AD. Late Roman. Rare whiteish-grey glass jar with cylindrical neck, flaring shoulders and rounded body; elaborate green trailed decoration...
LATE ROMAN GLASS FLASK WITH CROSS
300-450 AD. Late Roman. Pale green flask with flaring, folded rim, tapering neck and octagonal body; a cross motif is visible on the base of the v...
STUNNING ROMAN GLASS AUBERGINE FLASK
100-300 AD. Roman. Stunning aubergine-coloured glass flask with flaring rim, elongated neck and globular body, Glass was a major manufacturing ind...
100-300 AD. Roman. Stunning aubergine-coloured glass flask with flaring rim, short neck and globular body; small vertical ribs are visible on the ...
ROMAN GLASS FLASK WITH LEGS
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale green flask with straight rim, bulbous upper neck and cylindrical lower neck, slightly globular body and small pinched leg...
SUPERB ROMAN GLASS FLASK
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale green glass flask with fold rim, inward sloping neck and globular body. Glass was a major manufacturing industry in the Ro...
ROMAN STYLE GLASS FLASK
Possibly Grand Tour period. Roman-style greenish-blue glass vessel with an out-turned rim, cylindrical neck, globular body and L-shaped handle. Gl...
ROMAN STYLE GLASS FLASK
Possibly Grand Tour period. Roman-style yellowish-green glass vessel with a flaring neck, tapering rim, globular body and applied ear-shaped handl...
ROMAN STYLE GLASS FLASK
Possibly Grand Tour period. Roman-style greenish-blue glass “claw beaker†with thickened rim, restricted neck, globular body, stem and flaring ...
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