Null Lot of two amphorisques, one with a high neck (rare form)
Yellowish glass w…

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Lot of two amphorisques, one with a high neck (rare form) Yellowish glass with pearly iridescence Roman art, 1st to 2nd century H. 12.5 and 17 cm

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Lot of two amphorisques, one with a high neck (rare form) Yellowish glass with pearly iridescence Roman art, 1st to 2nd century H. 12.5 and 17 cm

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Amphoriskos in sand core technique. Eastern Mediterranean, 5th century BC. H 7.1 cm. Dark blue glass. Ovoid body with narrow neck, flaring rim and small foot, and two thin neck-shoulder handles. Body decorated with a yellow and white zigzag pattern framed by white threads. Reassembled from several fragments, two fragments restored. Provenance: ex Gorny & Mosch 300, 2023, lot 249; ex Dr. Wiegand Collection, Bavaria, collection period 1960s to 2005.

Estim. 720 - 900 EUR

Amphoriskos in sand core technique. Eastern Mediterranean, 5th century BC. H 7.5 cm. Dark blue glass. Ovoid body with narrow neck, funnel-shaped mouth and small button foot, as well as two neck-shoulder handles. The body decorated with a yellow and light blue zigzag pattern framed by yellow threads. Reassembled from several fragments, two fragments restored. Provenance: ex Gorny & Mosch 300, 2023, lot 252; ex Dr. Wiegand Collection, Bavaria, collection period 1960s to 2005.

Estim. 720 - 900 EUR

Amphoriskos. Eastern Mediterranean, 1st century AD. H 7.5 cm. Of mold-blown, violet clear glass with octagonal body. Remains of sinter, with beautiful iris, intact. Provenance: Ex collection Otto Schäfer, Schweinfurt, since before 2000.

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Amphoriskos. Eastern Mediterranean, 1st century AD. H 7.5 cm. Made of mold-blown, yellow clear glass. Slender, ovoid body narrowing towards the bottom with a drop-shaped tip and transverse grooves. Remains of sinter, intact. Provenance: Ex collection Otto Schäfer, Schweinfurt, since before 2000.

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