Collection of NINE Early ROMAN GLASS Bottles 8th-9th Century 6 published pieces

  
COLLECTION OF NINE ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS VESSELS SIX ARE PUBLISHED PIECES 8TH-9TH CENTURY AD, ISLAMIC/AFGHANISTAN. See other listings for more pictures of each item. Early Roman Glass Bottle, most likely 8th-9th Century AD. This glass bottle is 5.2cm tall, the body has a diameter of 1.9cm by 1.9cm at the widest point.

The weight is 14.3 grams. Large Glass Jar; most likely 8th-9th Century AD, Afghanistan. This exquisite Jar is 6.6 cm tall; the body has a diameter of 6.7cm at the widest point. The weight is 77.7 grams.

The unusual surface has some expected abrasions as a consequence of extended burial. Early Roman Glass Cubed Opalescent Iridescent Glass bottle/flask, most likely 8th-9th Century AD, Afghanistan. This square bodied glass bottle is 5.3cm tall, the body has a diameter of 1.9cm at the widest point. Original sedimentary deposits remain on the glass surface, as well as inside the beaker (Private Collection); The surface has some expected abrasions as a consequence of extended burial. Opalescent Roman Glass Bottle; most likely 8th-9th Century AD, Afghanistan.

This square bodied glass bottle measures 6.4cm in height with a diameter of 2.4 cm at the widest point. The vessel weighs approximately 20.9 grams.

There is an exquisite multi-colored opalescent sediment on this piece. The characteristic opalescence was caused by the extremely slow deterioration of the glass silica, which left rainbow deposits on the glass. Sedimentary deposits remain on the interior and exterior of the vial.

(Private Collection); Published Piece; No repairs. Early Cubed Roman Glass Bottle, most likely 8th-9th Century AD, Afghanistan. This square bodied glass bottle is 5.2cm tall, the body has a diameter of 2.2cm by 1.9cm at the widest point. The weight is 21.2 grams.

Some original sedimentary deposits remain on the glass surface, as well as inside the beaker (Private Collection); Published Piece; No repairs. Glass Amphoriskos, most likely 8th-9th century AD, Afghanistan.

This is an extremely rare cobal blue islamic glass bottle. The vessel measures 6.7cm tall; with a diameter of 2.2cm by 1.8cm at the wides point. The weight is 12.7 grams. The surface has expected abrasions as a consequence of prolonged burial. Prismatic Roman Glass Bottle, most likely 8th-9th Centrury AD, Afghanistan. The bottle has a remarkable ribbed design boating a multi-colored opalescent sediment on the surface. The slender glass bottle measures 8.3 cm tall; has a diameter of 2.7cm at the widest point and weighs in at 31.4 grams. The surface has some expected abrasions as a consequence of extended burial. This square bodied glass bottle is 6.4cm tall, the body has a diameter of 2.4cm at the widest point. Early Islamic Core-formed marvered Flask. The tall slender glass bottle is made from black glass with a beautiful off-white pulled combed design. The Glass bottle is 7.4 cm tall; the square shaped body is 1.9cm by 1.9 in diameter at the widest point. The weight is 20.4 grams. The surface has some corrosion, wear, degradation and abrasions as a consequence of extended burial; Repair: Neck has been reattached. I will also provide the original book signed by the author wherein the six published pieces listed above "as published pieces" are depicted on Page 2. Pictures are part of the Description. Visit also INDIANQUEEN NATIVE AMERICAN, ANTIQUE.