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https://flic.kr/p/e7VJbo | Tabula Peutingeriana HK TST Science Museum exhitit. Map over Ancient Rome from France and UK, Ireland to India | Photo by Boboworkplace, 2013

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Map over Ancient Rome from France and UK, Ireland to India

https://flic.kr/p/2bmpYD | The "Morgan Cup" | Rare example of Roman cameo glass (first half 1st century A.D.) Once owned by J. Pierpont Morgan.

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Rare example of Roman cameo glass (first half century A.) Once owned by J.

https://flic.kr/p/akM4ap | The Gayer-Anderson Cat (Saqqara) 600 BC at The British Museum London England | The Gayer-Anderson Cat (Saqqara) 600 BC at The British Museum London England

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The sacred representation of the goddess Bastet - bronze statue from Saqqara, Egypt 600 BC (The British Museum) Bastet was the Egyptian cat goddess of stress relief - how appropriate for a cat!

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Bid in-person or online for the upcoming auction:Antiquities on 7 October 2010 at London, South Kensington

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Roman Mosaic Glass Cosmetic Dish -- Circa Century BCE-Early Century CE -- No further reference provided.

https://flic.kr/p/3xL8qm | Beautiful example of 1st century CE Roman glass | Photographed at the Museo Archaeologico Nazionale di Napoli in Naples, Italy

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Beautiful example of century CE Roman glass

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Beautiful example of century CE Roman glass

The Cologne diatreta glass bowl (cage cup), 1st half of 4th century AD, found in Cologne from grave 5 in the family cemetery of a villa rustica, Roman glassware, Romisch-Germanisches Museum, Cologne

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The Cologne diatreta glass bowl (cage cup), half of century AD, found in a grave in Cologne — en Römisch Germanisches Museum Köln.

https://flic.kr/p/84Pd2v | An Assemblage of Roman Cast Glass Patella Cups | Cast glass and cast mosaic glass, 1st century B.C.E./C.E. A, Cup cast from opaque red glass. While the same shape as cat. No. 78, here there is no groove between the vessel body and foot. Both inner and outer surfaces show green-colored iridescence. This vessel shape is commonly known as a patella cup, and is one of the most widely known glass vessel types from the early Imperial Roman period, when it also appeared…

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An Assemblage of Roman Cast Glass Patella Cups

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https://flic.kr/p/8549TK | Warring States Period Chinese Glazed Glass Beaker | Glazed glass, 4th-3rd century B.C.E. H. 11.4 cm. Green glass was wound around an ashy white core, with green and white and blackish brown and white seven star designs painted in glaze on overall surface of the vessel. A single hole pierces the base of the vessel. Text and image from the website of the Miho Museum.

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Glazed glass, century B. Text and image from the website of the Miho Museum.

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https://flic.kr/p/854a1P | A Set of Roman Mosaic Glass Patella Cups and Shallow Dishes | Mosaic glass, ca. 1st century B.C.E./C.E. Cups and dishes cast from mosaic fragments aligned in a mold. The two dishes are almost the same size and shape, with bent walls and flat bases. The bases have attached feet made of dark green glass. The interior surface of the base has a single thin groove cut into its center and two concentric grooves further out. The central groove has its small raised…

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A Set of Roman Mosaic Glass Patella Cups and Shallow Dishes

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https://flic.kr/p/854a3V | Roman Gold Band Glass Alabastron | Gold band glass, 1st century B.C.E. When glass bands imbedded with gold flakes are mixed into the color bands of a marble glass form, the glass is referred to as "gold band glass." This work has an indigo semi-translucent glass cylindrical body covered with glass bands of semi-translucent green, white on blue ground, white on brown ground, and translucent with gold flake bands. This set of bands is then repeated six ti...

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Gold band glass, century B. Text and image from the website of the Miho Museum.

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https://flic.kr/p/854buT | A Roman Glass Lidded Pyxis with a Chain and Relief Decoration | Glass, 1st century C.E. This jar with lid was blown from greenish translucent glass. The center of the lid is decorated with a 12-petal rosette pattern surrounded by S-shaped and simple plant motifs. The body of the jar has eight separate sections of S-shape and plant motif combinations. The base is decorated with three concentric lines. After this jar was blown, rings of glass were attached in four…

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A Roman glass lidded pyxis with a chain and relief decoration, 100 AD.

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https://flic.kr/p/857jh5 | Roman Cut Glass Beaker | Cut glass, 1st-2nd century B.C.E., from the Eastern Mediterranean H. 13.1 cm. The cut-glass technique using almost colorless translucent cast glass has already appeared in Assyria by the 8th century BC, but it did not become widespread until the Roman period. This cup was blown from yellowish green translucent glass which was then formed in a mold and later cut with decorations. The long narrow hexagonal cuts are ranged in three and a…

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Roman Cut Glass Beaker Cut glass, century B., from the Eastern Mediterranean H.

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https://flic.kr/p/854ci8 | Roman Mold-Blown Glass Bottle with Plant Design | Mold-blown glass, 1st century C.E. This bottle was blown from bluish semi-transparent glass and then formed in a 3-part mold. Its base was formed from a separate mold. The mouth rises vertically and a handle stretches from shoulder to mouth. The shoulder and hips of the bottle are decorated with a relief pattern of chrysanthemum-like flowers, with right-left symmetrically arranged branches set in relief on the…

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Roman Mold-Blown Glass Bottle with Plant Design Mold-blown glass, century…

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