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Cylindrical flask with flared flat base, of blown blue glass. Glass-blowing came to replace the simpler technique of moulding glass in Egypt during the Roman Period. Although now more widespread, glassware remained relatively costly and prized possessions, surviving sometimes for several generations as heirlooms.
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Cilindrische flacon met uitlopende platte basis van geblazen blauw glas. Glasblazen verving de eenvoudiger techniek van het glasvormen in Egypte tijdens de Romeinse Periode. Hoewel glaswerk nu wijder verbreid was, bleef het een relatief kostbaar en gewaardeerd bezit, dat soms verscheidene generaties als erfstuk bewaard bleef.
Flacon bleu, cylindrique, en verre soufflé, dont la base est plate et évasée. Pendant la Période Romaine, en Égypte, le soufflage du verre a remplacé progressivement la technique plus simple du moulage. Bien que plus répandus, les produits verriers restaient relativement coûteux et se transmettaient parfois par héritage, de génération en génération.
Zylindrische kleine Glasflasche mit breitem flachem Boden aus geblasenem blauem Glas. Während der Römerzeit ersetzte die Glasbläserei in Ägypten die einfachere Technik des Glasformens. Obwohl sie jetzt weiter verbreitet waren, blieben Glasprodukte doch relativ kostspielige und geschätzte Besitztümer, die manchmal über mehrere Generationen als Erbstücke erhalten blieben.
Borraccia cilindrica con base piatta, di vetro blu soffiato. Il vetro soffiato rimpiazzò, in Egitto, la tecnica più semplice di forgiare il vetro a stampo, durante il Periodo Romano. Sebbene allora fosse divenuto più diffuso, il vasellame in vetro rimase un bene relativamente costoso ed apprezzato, e sopravvisse a volte per molte generazioni come patrimonio ereditario.
Frasco cilíndrico com base lisa, em vidro azul soprado. O soprar o vidro seio substituir a técnica mais simple de modelar o vidro no Egipto, durante o Período Romano. Embora agora mais divulgado, o fabrico do vidro permaneceu relativamente caro, e sobreviveu por vezes por várias gerações como herança.
Frasco cilíndrico, con base plana ancha, de vidrio azul soplado. El soplado del vidrio comenzó a reemplazar a la técnica más sencilla del moldeado durante el Período Romano. A pesar de que entonces se hizo abundante, el vidrio continuó siendo una posesión relativamente cara y preciada, en ocasiones sobreviviendo como reliquias familiares durante generaciones.
Cylindrical flask with flared flat base, of blown blue glass. Glass-blowing came to replace the simpler technique of moulding glass in Egypt during the Roman Period. Although now more widespread, glassware remained relatively costly and prized possessions, surviving sometimes for several generations as heirlooms.
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From the division of finds excavated by the Egypt Exploration Fund. Given to the museum in 1901.
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Margaret Murray, National Museum of Science and Art, General Guide III. Egyptian Antiquities, Dublin 1910, p. 39.
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