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Bowl with Grip Handles

Date Mid-1st to 2nd century
Dimensions H. 5.7 cm, D. 14.6 cm
Collection Link https://glasscollection.cmog.org/objects/10562
Accession Number 79.1.242 (CMOG)
Credit The Corning Museum of Glass (Cat. 93), formerly in the Strauss Collection (S2519). Bequest of Mr. Strauss.
Video Type short

The modest addition of two short trails applied to the rim of a bowl transforms it visually and functionally. Perhaps the grip handles suggest that passing the vessel from one person to another was more common than we might otherwise suspect. In the video, note how the quick casting-off allows the pincered decoration to commence immediately, while the glass is still soft.

Video 39 The modest addition of two short trails applied to the rim of a bowl transforms it visually and functionally. Perhaps the grip handles suggest that passing the vessel from one person to another was more common than we might otherwise suspect. In the video, note how the quick casting-off allows the pincered decoration to commence immediately, while the glass is still soft.
Video 39 The modest addition of two short trails applied to the rim of a bowl transforms it visually and functionally. Perhaps the grip handles suggest that passing the vessel from one person to another was more common than we might otherwise suspect. In the video, note how the quick casting-off allows the pincered decoration to commence immediately, while the glass is still soft.
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