Object Description
An ancient Roman bowl made out of aqua coloured glass. The vessel, created through a mould, features a slightly out splayed rim with a fire-rounded edge, the shallow sides curving in towards the slightly concave bottom. The shallow body is decorated with thirty tapering ribs, evenly distributed across the entire vessel. Beautiful translucent iridescence has developed on the item’s surface, with large areas of encrustation, typical of age.
Date: Circa 1st Century AD