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Fish Flask

Date 3rd century
Dimensions L. 23.1 cm, H. 10.1 cm
Collection Link https://glasscollection.cmog.org/objects/13254
Accession Number 79.1.107 (CMOG)
Credit The Corning Museum of Glass (Cat. 755), formerly in the Strauss Collection (S2621). Bequest of Mr. Strauss.
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Roman-period vessels in the form of fish must have been popular: a considerable variety of types survive to our time. Made entirely at the furnace, some examples have a furnace-finished rim, while others have a cracked-off rim.

Video 27 Roman-period vessels in the form of fish must have been popular: a considerable variety of types survive to our time. Made entirely at the furnace, some examples have a furnace-finished rim, while others have a cracked-off rim.
Video 27 Roman-period vessels in the form of fish must have been popular: a considerable variety of types survive to our time. Made entirely at the furnace, some examples have a furnace-finished rim, while others have a cracked-off rim.
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