Null GLASS TEAR DUCT

Eastern Mediterranean, 1st century AD

Long translucent g…

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GLASS TEAR DUCT Eastern Mediterranean, 1st century AD Long translucent green spindle-shaped bottle decorated with applied concentric fillets. Irisations. Height Height : 20.7 cm Provenance : Me Labat, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, November 28, 1980: n°18 (ill.) Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Nobili, Paris

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GLASS TEAR DUCT Eastern Mediterranean, 1st century AD Long translucent green spindle-shaped bottle decorated with applied concentric fillets. Irisations. Height Height : 20.7 cm Provenance : Me Labat, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, November 28, 1980: n°18 (ill.) Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Nobili, Paris

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