Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron
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Greek Core-formed Glass Alabastron

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Eastern Mediterranean, Hellenistic Circa 3rd to 2nd Century BC

Deep blue, yellow, & white glass sand core-formed alabastron having twin lug handles to either side (one now gone).  Decorated with an overall feather pattern.  The tapered body has a wide flat flared lip. Scattered areas of iridescent surface patina. Reportedly found at Smyrna. 
Size:  3-5/8 inches ( 9.2cm) H.  + custom mount.
Provenance:  Ex. New York City Collection; purchased from Sotheby Parke Bernet, December 11, 1976, sale 3924, lot 2 (not illustrated) with the lot label and a copy of the invoice.

 

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