Glass cup or bowl. Roman, about AD 150-200. Possibly made in Egypt: A man carves the Greek numeral 7 (the letter zeta) on a Nilometer.
Glass cup Found at Kourion (modern Episkopí), Cyprus Made in the eastern Mediterranean about AD 70-117 Height: 9.500 cm Diameter: 9.500 cm (rim) Diameter: 9.500 cm (rim) Miss E.T. Turner Bequest excavations
Naoya ARAKAWA, Japan
quartz roman drinking vessels | 375A Roman Glass Beaker / Goblet for sale in Erie, Colorado
Mushroom Marqueterie-Sur-Verre Intercalaire Vase, circa 1895. glass, applied and wheel-carved, intercalaire, High:18.5cm, engraved mark Gallé. Sold at GBP 54500 on 3 Oct 2007, Christie's.
Glass drinking cup | | 4 Century AD |Roman
Turkish soup cup.
Stamping ground: How terra sigillata made its mark on the Roman Mediterranean
Roman cameo glass J. Pierpont Morgan cup (early 1st C) at Corning Museum of Glass. Corning, NY. Photo by Jim Steinhart.