Fragment of a bowl
Fragment of a bowl

Currently not on view

Fragment of a bowl,

late 1st century BCE–early 1st century CE

Roman Imperial Period, ca. 30 BCE–476 CE
y1931-31 c

Information

Title
Fragment of a bowl
Dates

late 1st century BCE–early 1st century CE

Medium
Opaque green, yellow, red, and white glass; transparent colorless glass
Dimensions
pres. h. 2.3 cm., w. 2.4 cm., original diam. rim ca. 7 cm. (7/8 x 15/16 x 2 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase
Object Number
y1931-31 c
Place Made

Probably Italy

Description
Rim and upper body fragment of a curved vessel of fused, almost horizontal, wavy green, yellow, red, and white stripes, and yellow thread twisted in colorless stripes. Rim a coil of red, yellow, and white thread twisted in a colorless mass.
Culture
Roman (style or period)
Period
Imperial (Roman)
Type
inlays, fragments
Materials
pressed glass
Techniques
slumped
Subject
glassblowing

Unknown provenance; purchased by the Museum from an unknown source by at least 1931.

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