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A SIDONIAN MOLD-BLOWN EWER, SIDON, 1ST CENTURY AD Of squat, rounded form, the vessel is formed in translucent amber-brown glass, with a bulbous body rising to a short, waisted neck and broad, out-turned rim. A long, slender handle extends from the shoulder to the rim. The body is extensively decorated with irregular applied glass trails, creating a rippled, undulating surface, with numerous small air bubbles visible within the glass. The base is thick and dark, with a pronounced circular pontil mark. The surface displays extensive iridescence, weathering and areas of opaque encrustation, particularly around the lower body and foot. Height 11 cm.
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