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Roman glass and rock crystal vessels, crystal cicada, ANAM	cinerary urn, 1st c. CE, HNM	mold-blown cup fragment, eastern Mediterranean 1st c. CE, TMA 23.411	mold-blown beaker with standing figures, 1st to 4th c., Hermitage	glass flask and footed cups found together, 1st-4th c. Karanis (Egypt), KM 0000.00.5936, 0000.00.5965, 0000.00.5966. For other views see Kelsey.
glass amphora with cremains, late 1st-early 2nd c., Trier, SMB MVFg Ii 897. For another view see Berlin.	vessel with cremains from Girton College, Cambridge, 2nd c. CE, CMAA 1993-02-08	jar, mold-blown glass, 2nd-3rd c. Ebypt, KM 0000.00.5346	undated Roman glass bowl on ambo, Aachen cathedral. The ambo and cathedral have their own pages.	conical lamp from Karanis, free-blown glass, 3rd-5th c., KM 0000.00.5545
jug from Fayoum, free-blown glass, 4th-5th c., KM 0000.00.5158	wide mouthed jar, free-blown glass, 4th-5th c. Egypt, KM 1968.02.0214. For another view see Kelsey.	glass from Regöly grave, "Hunnic" (5th c.?), Szekszárd. For accompanying objects see Szekszárd.	miniature free-blown glass jar with applied decoration, 5th c. Egypt, KM 1968.02.0068	blown glass ampulla with painted saint, 5th to 6th c. Syria/Palestine, CMA 1999.236. For another view see CMA.
blown glass vessels from Giberville and Frénouville, Merovingian 6th c., Caen, Musée de Normandie	claw beaker from Selzen grave 3, glass, 2nd half of 6th c., LMM N1084	drinking horn from Rommersheim grave 6, glass, 2nd half of 6th c., LMM N4871-4881. For another view see LMM.	glass drinking horn poss. fr. Sutri, late 6th c., BM 1887,0108.2, which has its own page	Merovingian blown glass vessels, Caen, Musée de Normandie. Not available at higher resolution.
miniature free-blown glass cup with pinched decoration, 10th-12th c. Egypt, KM 1968.02.0067	mold-blown glass flask with pinched decoration, 10th-12th c. Egypt, KM 1969.03.0038	Islamic glass beaker c.1200-90, with leather case England c.1450-1500, V&A C.1 to B-1959. This work has its own page.	stemmed cup from Somogyvár (Hungary), 15th c. Venice, HNM	stemmed cup from Somogyvár (Hungary), 15th c. Venice, HNM
reliquary: blown glass beaker, wood, wax, Germany c. 1450, V&A C.280-1936	tall beaker with prunts (Stangenglas), late 15th c. Germany, CMA 1991.15	footed beaker with Creation, enameled mold-blown glass, Venice c.1490, KGM 1935,51, which has its own page	ewer, ‘chalcedony glass’ c.1500, Venice, CMA 1985.141. For another view see CMA.	Corpus Christi flask, mold blown and free blown glass, c.1530-50, LMM 58/11. For other views see LMM.
glass vessel in form pistol, pewter stopper, Bohemia/Silesia 17th-18th c., KGM W-1971.116	Joan of Arc (Jeanne d'Arc), molded glass bottle, Verreries Legras (estab. 1869), MAHSD Na 4348. For additional views see Saint Denis Museum.	Louis Comfort Tiffany, iridescent Favrile glass Persian rosewater sprinkler c.1896-1900, UMMA 1972/2.223. For other views see UMMA.	glass chalice, Henrik Giergl workshop, Budapest before 1898, MAAB	glass chalice, Henrik Giergl workshop, Budapest before 1898, MAAB
glass chalice, Henrik Giergl workshop, Budapest before 1898, MAAB	Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (French 1885-1953), vase with crab c.1919, pâte-de-verre, PMA 1970-110-1	Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (French 1885-1953), vase with crab c.1919, pâte-de-verre, PMA 1970-110-1	perfume bottle, glass and openwork silver, probably 20th c., p.c.	perfume bottle, glass and openwork silver, probably 20th c., p.c.
perfume bottle, glass and openwork silver, probably 20th c., p.c.	Man Ray, What We All Lack 1962; blown glass, clay, and wood, UMMA 1997/1.129. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.	Man Ray, What We All Lack 1962; blown glass, clay, and wood, UMMA 1997/1.129. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.	Man Ray, What We All Lack 1962; blown glass, clay, and wood, UMMA 1997/1.129. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.