132 - SET OF TWO GLASSES: A VASE WITH SCALLOPED DECOR AND A KOHOL TUBE WITH A WOVEN HANDLE

SET OF TWO GLASSES: A VASE WITH SCALLOPED DECOR AND A KOHOL TUBE WITH A WOVEN HANDLE Blown glass, applied decoration H.: 16.5 and 7.5 cm Roman art, Eastern Mediterranean, 4th–5th century A.D. (?) The first, on the left, is a jar with an ovoid body and a flared, folded rim, made of pale greenish glass. The shoulder features an applied zigzag cord forming festoons, connected to the rim. The second, on the right, is a kohl tube made of sea-green glass, with a basket-handle and a flared foot. Its lower section is twisted, its foot is ribbed, and the tube is adorned with applied collars and loop-shaped handles. Two glass vessels: a jar with trailed festoon decoration and a kohl tube with basket handle The first, on the left, is a pale greenish jar with an ovoid body and a folded, flaring rim. Its shoulder bears an applied zigzag trail forming festoons, joined to the rim. The second, on the right, is a pale aqua kohl tube with a basket handle and a flared foot. Its lower part is twisted, the foot is ribbed, and the tube is decorated with applied collars and looped handles.