Shallow Ribbed Bowl
https://clevelandart.org/art/1959.250
Shallow ribbed glass bowls, often light blue, green, or turquoise in color, are a fairly common ancient glass vessel type. They were likely made by blowing or pressing molten glass into molds, sometimes leaving visible air bubbles within the glass matrix. After cooling, an art...
Artifact
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135710
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import
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accession
1959.25
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Terms
Culture
Roman, Eastern Mediterranean
Technique
glass
Medium
glass
Genre
Glass
Department
Greek and Roman Art
Relations
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