Moulded Glass
Moulded glass is an elaboration of the glassblowing technique whereby molten glass is blown into a mould that can be either ceramic or metal. Appearing in the first half of the 1st century AD, the moulds can take a variety of forms from simple decorative patterns to sculpted heads which may be formed into vessels. Byzantine glassblowers made mould blown pieces decorated with Christian and Jewish symbols in Jerusalem between late 6th century and the middle of the 7th century AD.
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£ 350.00
Roman Glass Appliqué with Lion
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£ 295.00
Roman Glass Appliqué with Theatrical Mask
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£ 445.00
Roman Turquoise Glass Bottle
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£ 295.00
Selection of Roman Blue Cast Glass Unguentaria
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£ 2,250.00
Roman Sidonian Iridescent Glass Amphoriskos
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£ 2,500.00
Roman Sidonian Yellow Glass Flask
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£ 295.00
Romano-Egyptian Millefiori Glass Fragment
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£ 2,275.00
Late Roman Pale Blue Glass Jug
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£ 3,250.00
Roman White Glass Hexagonal Flask
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£ 1,995.00
Roman Aubergine Glass Beaker
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£ 775.00
Byzantine Aubergine Glass Jar
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£ 2,950.00
Roman White Glass Hexagonal Flask
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£ 150.00
Ancient Roman Glass Pendant with Impressed Star
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£ 4,400.00
Ancient Roman Yellow Grape Jar
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£ 750.00
Roman Pale Blue Glass Bottle
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£ 500.00
Glass Mould Blown Panelled Jar
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