A beautiful Roman glass flask of lentoid form with slender neck and flaring inward folded lip. 2nd - 4th Century AD. Applied handle with pinched vertical thumb rest. Yellow-green color glass. Height: 10 cm. Fully intact. Some ancient residue / soil deposits inside and patches of faint irridescense on the surface. Ex German private collection.
An elegant extremely thin-walled Roman glass beaker of light blue color glass, dating from the 2nd to 4th Century AD. Hollow base ring and a tubular hollow ring around the middle. Height: 10.5 cm. Diameter of rim: 7.6 cm. Pristine intact condition. A few thin patches of irridescense and soil deposits in places. Ex German private collection.
A rare type Roman blue-green color glass vase with everted rim and kick-up base. Probably used as container for a cosmetic or medicinal substance. Height: 12.1 cm. In perfect condition. Patches of faint rainbow color irridescense. No cracks, no chips, no restorations. Dutch art market.
A sizeable Roman bronze leaf-shaped spatula with curled grip, dating from circa 100 BC - 100 AD. Length: approx. 16 cm. In excellent intact condition with nice patina. No repairs! Ex private collection Jan Stobbe, The netherlands.
A beautiful Roman glass flask of pyriform (pear) shape, with narrow neck and high flaring mouth. Pale green color glass. Syria-Palestina, 2nd – 4th century AD. In excellent intact condition. Milky and silvery mother of pearl iridescence on the surface. Some soil deposits. Height: 13 cm. Ex German private collection.
A late Roman redware oil lamp from North Africa, dating to the 4th - 5th Century AD. Concave disk with a nude male figure, probably Pan, walking to left and playing a large Pan-flute. Length: 11.5 cm. In excellent intact condition. A few small surface chips only. No repairs. Ex Dutch private collection.
A rare set of two large Roman silver fibulae, circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. With wide springs and large catch plates. Springs wound around a small bronze bar. Ending of one catch plate repaired, the other still needing some repair. Otherwise the fibulae are in excellent condition with their pins intact. Length of each is approx. 9 cm. They come with a Roman silver chain (length: 27 cm). German art market.
A wonderful large Roman bell bodied glass unguentarium with long cylindrical neck and wide upfolded rim. Roman Syria or Palestine, 1st - 3rd Century AD. Fully intact, with wonderful rainbow color irridescence and some soil deposits in places. Height: 18.8 cm. Dutch art market.
A pair of Roman bronze appliqué grips with dolphin head finials and a stylized acanthus leaf on the front side. Opposed volutes on the reverse. 1st-3rd century AD. Length of each: approx. 14.1 cm. Both in excellent condition. Fine dark green patination with blueish and light green areas. Ex Dutch private collection.
Roman glass sprinkler juglet. Eastern Mediterranean manufacture (Syria-Palestina), 2nd - 4th century AD. Extremely thin-blown green color glass of elegant shape with applied vertical handle and a single horizontal string below the lip. Narrow opening inside transition of body and neck. Kick-up base with rough pontil scar underneath. Height: 11.4 cm. In perfect condition. Purchased on the Dutch art market.
