Roman glass

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Over 1700 years old. The History of the Roman Empire. All part of Gods plan.
ROBBYBOBBY64

 

[yacorie]

If you don’t mind sharing - for a nice example (similar to what you’ve shown) of certified authentic Roman glass - what type of price range are we talking?

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

If you don’t mind sharing - for a nice example (similar to what you’ve shown) of certified authentic Roman glass - what type of price range are we talking?

You would be surprised. Because of a lot of resent discoveries over the last decade. Roman glass has become more affordable than ever. Also with this covid19 and people out of work i see lots of bottles being sold cheaply. You can get a desent one for 100-600 dollars depending on the size, color and uniqueness. Some Roman glass bottles are tiny (15mm- 30mm) so always look at the dimensions of the artifact.
ROBBYBOBBY64

 

[yacorie]

You would be surprised. Because of a lot of resent discoveries over the last decade. Roman glass has become more affordable than ever. Also with this covid19 and people out of work i see lots of bottles being sold cheaply. You can get a desent one for 100-600 dollars depending on the size, color and uniqueness. Some Roman glass bottles are tiny (15mm- 30mm) so always look at the dimensions of the artifact.
ROBBYBOBBY64

Do you mind sharing either the names of reputable dealers or auction sites?

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Heratige auction is a great one. Very reputable.

 

[yacorie]

Heratige auction is a great one. Very reputable.

Ok cool - I’ve used them before

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Ok cool - I’ve used them before

Go to the LAPDA guide to buying antiquities for a list of reputable dealers possably close to you.