A Phoenician Core-Formed Glass Amphoriskos, ca. 6th - 5th century BCE Paintings acquired in the 1980s and

acquired in the 1980s and then by descent

This fine silver ring was one of five rings issued by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the jewelry collection commemorating the 1976 King Tut exhibition

An Anmatyerre speaker

influenced by Norse (Varangian) and nomadic steppe designs

Provenance: Alex Malloy private collection

A Phoenician Core-Formed Glass Amphoriskos, ca. 6th - 5th century BCE Paintings acquired in the 1980s andThe core formed glass amphoriskos with a gently rounded, body tapering to a small disc base, flat flared rim with an applied yellow glass lip stemming from the narrow neck, and two small applied handles at the shoulder. The body is decorated with yellow bands sandwiching yellow and blue zigzags against a deep blue background. Dimensions: Height: 3 inches (7. 5 cm) Condition: The body repaired from approximately seven original pieces, with scattered