Ancient Late Roman Glass Vessel With Twin Handles Eastern Mediterranean, Circa 3rd-5th Century A.D.

A finely preserved glass vessle, free-blown in pale green translucent glass, featuring a globular body, short neck and a wide flaring rim with a fire-rounded finish. the vessel is distinguished by two applied vertical trail handles from each side, carefully attached from the shoulder to rim, reflecting typical craftsmanship of the Late Roman glass industry.

The surface displays strong iridescent very nice patina with silver, blue and violet colors.