Roman cup or glass made of glass.
Rome, S. I - III. D. C.
Fragmented, the piec…

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Roman cup or glass made of glass. Rome, S. I - III. d. C. Fragmented, the pieces being preserved Provenance: - Private collection, Les Andelys, France. Acquired before 1980. 9cm high

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Roman cup or glass made of glass.

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