Jug
Jug

Currently not on view

Jug,

4th century CE

Late Antiquity, ca. 476–700 CE
y1967-56

Information

Title
Jug
Dates

4th century CE

Medium
Transparent light green glass
Dimensions
h. 9.5 cm., diam. rim 5 x 4 cm., diam. base 4 cm., max. diam. 6.6 cm. (3 3/4 x 1 15/16 in., 2 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of E. L. and F. B. Godwin, daughters of Harold Godwin, Class of 1879
Object Number
y1967-56
Place Made

Levant

Description
Fire-polished rim; flaring mouth pinched to form a trefoil; cylindrical neck; globular body; concave bottom. Strap handle from shoulder to rim. A fine thread is wound spirally around the body and neck. At the center of the bottom is an annular pontil mark, 1.5 cm. wide.
Period
Roman (style or period)
Type
jugs
Materials
free-blown glass
Subject
glassblowing

Given to the Museum by E. L. and F. B. Godwin; thought by the donors to have been from the collection of Henry Marquand

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