amphoriskos
Object NameAmphoriskos
Made FromGlass
Date125-1 BCE
Place MadeEastern Mediterranean
Techniquecore-formed, trail-decorated, tooled
SizeOverall H: 12.6 cm; Handle to Handle W: 12.4 cm; Body Diam: 5.1 cm
Accession Number72.1.98
Credit LineGift of Miss Gertrude Walker
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionTranslucent medium blue glass body, extremely bubbly with some white stone, handles and tip of colorless glass with greenish tinge, bubbly with much scale, opaque white trails; core-formed, trail-decorated, tooled. Squat vessel, thick flared rim tapers into short almost cylindrical neck before spreading out into shoulder and long ovoid body, trail applied at rim wound ten times down to shoulder, twenty-three times on body where it has been dragged alternately up and down more than twenty times and continues down to the base with four more winds; all trails have been marvered in over the entire surface; handles have been applied at shoulder, pulled up past the rim, bent down and attached to the neck somewhat unevenly, corresponding blob of glass was applied to the base, folded over and subsequently tooled into a knob.Provenance
Source
Gertrude Walker
- 1972
799-600 BCE
1380-1360 BCE
150-1 BCE
125-1 BCE
1400-1360 BCE
399-200 BCE
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