Feb 28
Hellenistic Core-Formed Glass Alabastron,
Greek, 3rd-2nd Century B.C.
Glass, 13.2 cm high.
Courtesy: Christoph Bacher
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Hellenistic Core-Formed Glass Alabastron,
Greek, 3rd-2nd Century B.C.
Glass, 13.2 cm high.
Courtesy: Christoph Bacher
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ALABASTRA | Αλάβαστρα II. MP4: Vibrant, finely crafted small flasks used for storing perfumes and oils This collection at MANF comprises imports from 'Eastern Workshops [Phoenician, Rhodian, and other]' brought to Northern Etruria 5 - mid-3 BC Discovered in Valle Pega, Spina Necropolis [near Comacchio, Emilia-Romagna, Italy].
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Ferrara | MANF [1st floor, Room 11, 'Molten Glass' cabinet]
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Pottery alabastron decorated with net pattern in black and white on red ground, 5th Century BCE.
Source: The British Museum
Four glass unguent bottles (alabastron). Eastern Mediterranean or Italy, 4th-3rd century BC.
Alabastron (Container for Scented Oil)
Late Hellenistic or early Roman, Early 2nd-1st century BCE
Containers like this one were used to store precious oils. The flaring rim functioned as an applicator to spread the thick, scented oil over the skin; while the vessel itself was designed to fit comfortably in the user’s hand. In this particularly lavish example, gold leaf was sandwiched between layers of colorless glass and worked into wavy bands with other colored canes.
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Glass alabastron (oil & perfume flask) from around the Eastern Mediterranean (Cyprus, Levant region & Egypt), Hellenistic, c. 100-01 B.C.
~ Alabastron.
Place of origin: East Greece
Date: ca. 580 B.C.
Medium: Faience
Alabastron with a lion and two griffins
* Corinth
* 680-650 BCE
* findspot: Camirus, Rhodes
* British Museum
London, June 2022