Ca 300 to 400 AD, made in Roman-occupied Syria or Lebanon. Ancient light green glass vessel with rolled rim and bulbous body, accented by numerous small ribs. Dimpled/broken pontil on base. 2-7/8"H, intact/choice condition with areas of silvery iridescence.
Very heavy and solid ancient Roman Glass Unguent from the Roman manufacturing center in Lebanon or Syria, ca 200 to 400 A.D. Made of olive-green glass with areas of silvery iridescence. These type vessels were used to hold precious oils and ointments. 5-3/4"H, intact/excellent condition.
Roman Glass Amphora, ca. 3rd - 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Globular body with decorated funnel shaped neck and twin handles. 3.070" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Yellow Jar, ca. 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Pinched ovid body, funnel shaped neck and dual handles. 2.480" high and in very good condition with beautiful patina.
roman Glass Sprinkler Jar, ca. 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. With ovid body, ring like rim and twin pinched handles. 2.755" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Sprinkler Jar, ca. 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Very wide lip, globular body on three short legs. Cylindrical neck with dual pinched handles. 3.070" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Sprinkler Flask, ca. 2nd - 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Pear shaped body with cylindrical neck and everted rim. Body decorated with arabesque pattern. 4.606" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Purple Amphora, ca. 4th Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. With ovid body, cylindrical neck and funnel shaped rim. Brown glass for neck and handles. 5.354" and in very good condition.
