A Roman Pale Yellow Glass Flask c. 1st Century A.D.

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A Roman Pale Yellow Glass Flask c. 1st Century A.D.A striking unusually large translucent pale yellow Roman glass flask c. 1st Century A. D. The organically formed hand blown bulbous body vase is adorned with a fine spiralling trail in same colour. With a rim that has a flared mouth to a cylindrical neck. The single trail is applied to the base of the neck and drawn downward in a spiral, ending on bottom. Additionally its base is flattened with a distinctive pontiff mark. Intact with surface pitting

The rare piece provides a glimpse into the opulence and refinement of ancient Roman society

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They can be showcased as a solitary feature or grouped as a striking sculptural display

a significant part of their religion and rituals

The Panther is known to symbolise courage

making her blend into your garden as if she had always been there

Occitane in the South of France created by La Poterie de la Madeline in the late 20th Century

particularly retained within the recesses of the relief

here representing the heraldry of the Italian Noble family the jars would have been created for with initials and ornamental logo

enriched by its earthy tones and organic textures

with a scalloped carved stone edge