Roman Glass Flask with Funnel Mouth toae enhancing its aesthetic appeal

enhancing its aesthetic appeal

further emphasizing the lamp’s religious and cultural significance

Bronze opium weights were used throughout Burma and the Golden Triangle to measure opium

and mystery — was believed to ward off evil spirits and safeguard the household beneath

BAR International Series 2216

Roman Glass Flask with Funnel Mouth toae enhancing its aesthetic appealThe Roman Empire, c. 100 200AD. A splendid example of Roman craftsmanship, this clear glass flask showcases a vertical rim and an elegant funnel shaped mouth, with a gracefully tapering neck leading to a globular body. The flask rests on a flattened base, slightly indented at the centera testament to the skill and precision of ancient Roman glassmakers. The Roman Empire revolutionized glassmaking over 2,000 years ago, producing both utilitarian and