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Glass Ribbon Flask, 1st century A.D., Roman

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Flask
Artist/Maker Unknown
Culture: Roman
Eastern Mediterranean (Place Created)
1st century A.D.
Glass
Object Number: 2003.272
6.1 × 4.3 cm (2 3/8 × 1 11/16 in.)
The Getty Museum

"This free-blown ribbon flask is made of amber-colored and white glass. Its bulbous body rests on a flattened base. The neck of the flask tampers towards the flaring mouth. This flask is in fair condition. The inside is slightly iridescent. The flask was reassembled and fills have been added on the body and the neck."
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carolsmc

Aren't they? Such a tiny little thing,
@twosparrows

The measurements are amazing!

carolsmc

@Oputz,
Hmm. I think security may be pretty high at the Getty, Janet, but this is a small piece. Maybe it wouldn't be missed, tee hee. Thanks for your kind and fun comment!

@Odeteswann, I agree that it's remarkable that it's reassembled but complete after all these centuries.

I agree with both of you that it looks more modern, at least from no earlier than the late 19th century.

Oputz

Absolutely beautiful, at first thought is was contemporary....
(How do we break into the Getty, Carol...?)

Odetteswann

Incredible that it has survived all this time! And so pretty and modern looking. I know, I know, “reassembled”, but still, to have the pieces.

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