THREE ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS VESSELS

THREE ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS VESSELScomprising a Roman glass bottle of green glass, with an ovoid body terminating in a long narrow neck with a trumpet shaped mouth and with a thick moulded collar at the base of the neck, raised on a small foot ring, with curved handle, with a singel wheel cut ring of decoration round the mouth of the bottle, probably from Lebanon, 1st century AD, 15cm high, together with an iridescent glass pot with applied wavy line to the neck, on a circular foot, 8cm high, and a baluster vase with slender neck and trumpet rim, 10cm high(3)Provenance: English private collection. The present owner inherited them from her parents and believes they came from her grandparents. The green glass bottle appears on a page from an old Spink & Son Valuation, 5, 6, & 7 King Street, St James's, London but we do not have the remainder of the valuation or the date.