Rare, Roman Composite Mosaic Glass Bowl Late Century B.C. to Early 1st Century A.D. Small shallow glass bowl with slightly flared rim in a composite mosaic pattern formed from opaque, polygonal green sections of a cane. This very scarce small bowl is beautifully restored, now intact and displays beautifully. Height is 16 mm with a diameter of 65mm. A wonderful example of the most desirable form of ancient glass
Reference: On line information of "The Metropolitan Museum of Art" website and the "Toledo Museum of Art, Early Ancient Glass, Roman Mosaic Vessels."
Estimated Value $2,500 - 3,500
From the collection of Nancy and Earl Keefer.
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