Légende

Pear-shaped vial, unknown Eastern workshop. The body is a slightly elongated sphere with a flattened bottom. The neck is long, exceeding the height of the body, cylindrical, ending with an outwardly curled horizontal rim. The surface on both sides of the junction between body and neck is decorated with a thin, grooved spiral line. 1st–2nd century, Roman Empire 27 BC–476. Vessel. Height 17.5 cm; width 8.5 cm., A large round metallic object fills the frame, showing a weathered, pitted surface with areas of worn paint and patchy corrosion. The visible colors include silvery gray, dull silver, pale blue-gray, muted greenish-gray, and patches of brownish rust and tan. The surface has a mottled texture with areas of smooth sheen, flaky discoloration, and irregular darker spots, creating a marbled, uneven appearance across the circular form.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A19_114

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

28.7Mo (1.5Mo) / 25.7cm x 27.9cm / 3038 x 3297 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Pear-shaped vial unknown Eastern workshop body slightly elongated sphere flattened bottom neck long exceeding height cylindrical ending outwardly curled horizontal rim surface sides junction decorated thin grooved spiral line 1st–2nd century Roman Empire 27 BC–476 Vessel Height 17.5 cm width 8.5 cm large round metallic object fills frame showing weathered pitted surface areas worn paint patchy corrosion visible colors include silvery gray dull silver pale blue-gray muted greenish-gray patches brownish rust tan mottled texture smooth sheen flaky discoloration irregular darker spots creating marbled uneven appearance across circular form.