带有犹太符号的玻璃六角罐 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	带有犹太符号的玻璃六角罐
品名（英）	Glass hexagonal jug with Jewish symbols
入馆年号	1874年，74.51.140
策展部门	希腊和罗马艺术（Greek and Roman Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元 575 - 公元 625
创作地区
分类	玻璃（Glass）
尺寸	高 5 11/16英寸 (14.4厘米); diameter 2 3/8英寸 (6.1厘米)
介绍（中）	半透明的浅绿色;相同颜色的手柄。嘴和脖子自由吹。圆形，部分管状边缘，向下折叠;宽三叶草口，窄嘴;颈部圆柱形，顶部凸起，然后向下扩展;凹肩，外边缘圆润;六角形主体，边凹;推入式底部，带有小中央踢和圆形脑桥疤痕;宽带手柄在不均匀的垫子上涂抹在身体顶部和肩部边缘，以直线向上和向外拉起，然后弯曲并在相对的喷嘴边缘拖曳，略微向上折叠在手柄顶部。在车身上，六个矩形面板带有令人印象深刻的装饰，每个面板都有不同的设计，周围是凹陷的点线。它们包括一个三脚架底座上的五枝烛台、一个带有菱形中央凸台的双菱形和各种植物图案，包括一棵程式化的棕榈树。完整，但手柄中间有裂缝; 针刺和细长的气泡，手柄和边缘有一些黑色杂质; 暗淡、轻微的点蚀和淡淡的白色虹彩风化，颈部和手柄内部有较厚的乳棕色风化斑块。这种六角形和八角形的罐子或水壶是在模具中批量生产的，用于圣地的朝圣者贸易。这个在塞浦路斯发现的例子见证了该岛在将朝圣者带到耶路撒冷的海上航线上的重要地位。
介绍（英）	Translucent light green; handle in same color. Mouth and neck free blown. Rounded, partially tubular rim, folded out and down; broad trefoil mouth with narrowed spout; cylindrical neck with bulge at top, then expanding downwards; concave shoulder with rounded outer edge; hexagonal body with concave sides; pushed-in bottom with small central kick and circular pontil scar; broad strap handle applied in uneven pad to top of body and edge of shoulder, drawn up and outwards in a straight line, then curved in and trailed off on rim opposite spout with slight upward trail folded back on top of handle. On the body, six rectangular panels with impressed decoration, each of a different design bordered by lines of recessed dots. They comprise a five-branched menorah on a tripod base, a double lozenge with diamond-shaped central boss, and various vegetal motifs, including a stylized palm tree. Complete, but crack across middle of handle; pinprick and elongated bubbles, with some black impurities in handle and rim; dulling, slight pitting, and faint whitish iridescent weathering, with patches of thicker creamy brown weathering on interior of neck and handle. Such hexagonal and octagonal jars or jugs were mass-produced in molds for the pilgrim trade in the Holy Land. This example, found in Cyprus, bears witness to the important place the island had on the sea route that brought pilgrims to Jerusalem.