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Bowl (Drinking bowl (archaeological fragment))
100-200
Category
Glass
Place of Origin
Iran; Asia
Materials
- Glass (nonlead)
Museum Object Number
1996.0004.180
Credit Line/Donor
Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens at Winterthur
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Object Number
1996.0004.180
Object Name
Bowl (Drinking bowl (archaeological fragment))
Category
Glass - Campbell Collection
Place of Origin
Iran; Asia
Origin Notes
Associated with Roman Empire
Secondary Place of Origin
Italy; Europe
Date
100-200
Materials
- Glass (nonlead)
Techniques
- Slumped
- Trailed
- Ground
Dimensions (inches)
2.12 (H) x 6.5 (Diam)
Dimensions (centimeters)
5.4 (H) x 16.51 (Diam)
Bibliography and Bibliographic Notes
Book: Charleston, Robert J. 1990 Masterpieces of Glass: A World History from the Corning Museum.
• Roman (Italy?) blue pillar-molded bowl of deeper but similarly reliefed form: p. 40, no. 12, mid 1st C. AD.Electronic: Manners, Errol. 2023 A Roman Glass Ribbed Bowl. Errol Manners 04/24/2023 https://www.rare-ceramics.com/stock/works-of-art/a-roman-glass-ribbed-bowl/
• Same form bowl in pale blue-green glass: 1st century AD. Details provided re similar bowl set into a panel of Pulpit of Henry II (Holy Roman Emperor 1002-14) in Palatine Chapel, Aachen, Germany.Electronic: Taylor, Mark & Hill, David. Ribbed Bowls and their Manufacture. Mark Taylor and David Hill (Roman Glassmakers) 04/24/2023 http://www.theglassmakers.co.uk/archiveromanglassmakers/poster03.htm
• Step-by-step discussion of reproducing glass of same form as Winterthur's: Hot-forming (slumping, trailing and shapeing ribs, cold-polishing...)