Ca. 1st-2nd Century AD 
A collection of four Roman blown glass vessels, all characterised by applied handles. The leftmost vessel consists of a squat, bulbous body and a long, bottle-like neck with a thick, rolled rim and one applied handle. The next is a blue-green vessel, comprised of a disc foot, expanding sides and a rounded shoulder, with a wide, flared neck. Next to this is a blue-grey vessel of a similar composition, which rests on a flat base and has a comparatively narrower neck. The final is a squat vessel with a bulbous body and relatively wide mouth.
 
Provenance: Ex.Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, NJ., Dr. Arnold Saslow. Formerly, acquired in Munich in the late 1970’s.