A Roman Mold-Blown Beaker, ca. 4th century CE

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A Roman Mold-Blown Beaker, ca. 4th century CEThis rare Roman vessel was produced at a glass workshop (or vitrarium) in the provinces of the Eastern Mediterranean. Despite the paper thin walls and small flecks of encrustation, this small transparent beaker is in relatively good condition. The unusual thread decoration trailing down the rounded body in an entwined diamond or net pattern marks this piece as belonging to a distinct type of glassware produced in the 4th century eastern Empire.

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