The thinly-blown glass of this small vessel demonstrates the skill of a First Century craftsman. The spherical body rests on a pad foot and the graceful neck is accented by a trefoil-shaped mouth. A trailed-on handle of opaque blue glass emphasizes the overall delicacy of this piece.
H: 11.5 cm
First Century
35R Trefoil-mouth Pitcher
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Very special shape, I like this form!