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A HELLENISTIC GLASS SKYPHOS, CA. 1ST CENTURY BC
A HELLENISTIC GLASS SKYPHOS, CA. 1ST CENTURY BC
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Description

A Hellenistic glass skyphos dated to approximately the first century BC. The skyphos is of the characteristic shape with thumbholds affixed to the sides of the cup and a flared base. It is made entirely of glass with a beautiful iridescent sheen often seen in examples which were buried, having been caused by the chemical process undergone because of the soil.

Ancient Hellenic World - CA. 1st Century BC

H: 3 1/4 in., (8.3 cm.); W: 7 7/8 in., (20 cm.)

Condition
Evidence of previous breakage and subsequent repair, all pieces appear to be original. Some wear across surface due to age. Iridescence due to burial present throughout piece.
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A HELLENISTIC GLASS SKYPHOS, CA. 1ST CENTURY BC

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