Iridescent Olive-Gold Roman Amphora Bottle Circa 3rd-4th Century A.D.

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Iridescent Olive-Gold Roman Amphora Bottle Circa 3rd-4th Century A.D.A strikingly beautiful Roman Amphora bottle circa 3rd 4th Century AD. Free blown in olive green in colour, with spectacular gold internal iridescence. Such small, narrow necked glass vessels were used primarily to store and dispense precious liquids. These included perfumes, oils, balms, and other aromatic substances. These vessels were valued not only for their contents but also for their craftsmanship. Many amphora or unguentaria were beautifully

This mirror belongs firmly within that period of technical confidence and artistic accomplishment in English glass and furniture making

It would be a superb planter with the original drainage hole

The cross pedant is created from hollowed tubes of a soft brushed gold

An enchanting life-size statue depicting ‘BRITOMARTIS’ the Ancient Greek Goddess of hunting-fishing

A huge and stunning French three-tiered cast iron fountain

particularly that of the Florentine Medici’s palatial gardens

Our surround

-'Spring' clasps a small bouquet of spring flowers

From her exhibition “Hiraeth”:

20th Century and earlier

suggesting its preservation and reverent reuse

In the ancient classical world of art Putti were infants that were believed to influence human lives