玻璃金带马赛克瓶 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	玻璃金带马赛克瓶
品名（英）	Glass gold-band mosaic bottle
入馆年号	1929年，29.100.88
策展部门	希腊和罗马艺术（Greek and Roman Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元 1 - 公元 68
创作地区
分类	玻璃（Glass）
尺寸	高 4 1/8 英寸 (10.5 厘米)
介绍（中）	半透明的钴蓝色，绿松石绿色，不透明的白色和无色包裹着破碎的金箔。外翻，水平边缘，下侧至唇部圆形;圆柱形颈部，基部周围有水平凹痕;球状体;底部略凹陷。金带马赛克图案由单条蛇形长度的分层手杖形成，按以下顺序形成：绿色以白色勾勒，蓝色（在白色支撑时在某些地方呈现浅蓝色），无色与金箔，再次为蓝色; 长度缠绕三倍圆形身体，在底部融合在一起。在靠近外边缘的轮辋上表面切开一条细水平线;围绕上半身的三个平行水平凹槽的带;在最大直径点处的主体上的另一个水平凹槽;以及围绕底部外边缘的两个同心凹槽的带。完好无损，除了颈部底部有一小块裂片和一些短的内部裂缝;轻微的暗淡和凹陷，小斑块彩虹色和乳棕色风化。外部有旋转研磨痕迹。金带铸造玻璃是一种特别华丽的早期罗马玻璃器皿。它将色彩鲜艳的半透明和不透明玻璃的手杖与包裹在无色玻璃层之间的金箔条相结合。只有有限数量的容器形状是用这种方式制作的，其中一些最常见的是诸如此类的小球形或雕刻瓶。它们可能被用来储存昂贵的化妆品和香水。
介绍（英）	Translucent cobalt blue, turquoise green, opaque white, and colorless encasing shattered gold leaf. Everted, horizontal rim with rounded underside to lip; cylindrical neck, with horizontal indent around base; globular body; slightly concave bottom. Gold-band mosaic pattern formed from a single serpentine length of layered canes formed in the following order: green outlined in white, blue (appearing light blue in places when backed by white), colorless with gold leaf, and blue again; the length is wound three times round body, being fused together across bottom. A single fine horizontal line incised on upper surface of rim near outer edge; a band of three parallel horizontal grooves around upper body; another single horizontal groove on body at point of greatest diameter; and a band of two concentric grooves around outer edge of bottom. Intact, except for one small chip in base of neck and some short internal cracks; slight dulling and pitting, small patches iridescence, and creamy brown weathering. Rotary grinding marks on exterior. Gold-band cast glass was a particularly opulent type of early Roman glassware. It combines canes of brightly colored translucent and opaque glass with strips of gold leaf encased between layers of colorless glass. Only a limited number of vessel shapes were made in this way, and some of the most common are small globular or carinated bottles such as these. They were presumably used to store expensive cosmetics and perfumes.