Null An Ancient Pale Green Glass Vessel. 4-5th Century AD. Yellow-green transluc…

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An Ancient Pale Green Glass Vessel. 4-5th Century AD. Yellow-green translucent glass, globular body with flaring funnel neck. Dimpled base. 8.5cm. 26g. From a private collection.

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An Ancient Pale Green Glass Vessel. 4-5th Century AD. Yellow-green translucent glass, globular body with flaring funnel neck. Dimpled base. 8.5cm. 26g. From a private collection.

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