Seven Glass Vessels, Roman, Byzantine, and Mamluk, circa 1st/13th Century A.D.

comprising a blue-green ribbed bowl, an olive green jug with indented body and threaded decoration on the neck and mouth, an amber yellow pitcher with turquoise handle and collar, a blue-green situla with ribbed body, a colorless footed cup, and two Mamluk rosewater sprinklers.

probably acquired in the 1950s-1960s

Generally very good, the lip of the indented jug is slightly chipped and eroded on one side, the rim of the ribbed bowl is a little worn down in one area, the footed cup has a tiny hole on one side, due chiefly to the thinness of the glass.
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