Working with this process takes an especially skilled hand, and is reserved for the true masters of the art. Size: 2 cm L - 13/16 inch Material: Glass Culture: Phoenician, c. 6th -5th Century B.C. Glasswork map Discovery: EXP Adventure 160 Card: EXP Adventure 80 See the pictures for a good impression. Signed and has a label. Of blue glass with yellow festoon trailing, the eyes in white glass with blue pupils. Pliny the Elder, the ancient-Roman historian, located this event on the Phoenician coast, in modern Lebanon, where there later grew one of the most important glass-making centers and attributed the discovery of glass to the Phoenician … Eastern … A Phoenician Gall. Wiki User. In Phoenician glass blowing, artisans add substances to the molten glass, with the resulting reaction creating a range of colors.


Size: 3.8 cm L - 1 9/16 inches Material: Glass Culture: Phoenician, c. 6th -5th Century B.C. Will be packaged with care and shipped registered (insured).

See pictures for your own impression. Jump to navigation Jump to search. All major Phoenician cities were on the coastline of the Mediterranean, some colonies reaching the Western Mediterranean. Picture by Giovanni Dall'Orto, October 27 2016. 2010-10-26 22:44:28 2010-10-26 22:44:28. Each piece has its own unique blend of color and pattern. Nov 11, 2013 - Phoenicia, from the Greek: Φοινίκη, Phoiníkē; Arabic: فينيقية‎, Finiqyah) was an ancient Semitic civilization situated on the western, coastal part of the Fertile Crescent and centered on the coastline of modern Lebanon. The Phoenician Manuscript of Alchemy is an ancient text describing a variety of powerful potions created by means that have been lost to the tides of time.
Ash tray: H: … From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Early Ottoman Empire Glass Bracelets have moved HERE. Category:Phoenician glass necklace from Olbia. Vase H: 16 cm Ø: 15 cm. Height 7.5, diameter 4.5 cm. Of yellow rod formed glass, the eyes and suspension loop in blue glass. Condition: Intact Display stand included Provenance: Private English collection, acquired Sotheby’s London. Media in category "Phoenician glass necklace from Olbia" The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total. The most significant finding was the statue of a priest dating back to the 6 th century BC, depicted with a pleated kilt, known as a “shenti,” with a pendant flap from the waist to the kilt’s hem. This elixir is stated to enrage one's soul Condition: Repair to lower part of one side Display stand included Provenance: Private English collection, acquired Sothebys London, July 88, lot 256. A red iridescent globular vase and a red ashtray with an iridescent band. Phoenician necklace Phoenician necklace made from glass beads, 3rd–1st century bce. Two objects from the studio of Phoenician Glass from Malta. Beautiful pink cloudy solid vase. Swirled Phoenician glass. Signed with Phoenician Malta and equipped with the original label with Phoenician Glass. Outside diameter 59 mm (2 5/16"). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Cesnola Collection, purchased by subscription, 1874-76, (74.51.316), www.metmuseum.org Assorted colors and patterns. Weight: 530 grams. Nice deep blue bangle with white mosaic-glass spikes around the outer edge. In good condition.