玻璃杯 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	玻璃杯
品名（英）	Glass cup
入馆年号	1917年，17.194.225
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 50
创作地区
分类	玻璃（Glass）
尺寸	其他: 2 7/16 × 4 3/8 英寸 (6.2 × 11.1 厘米) 直径 of rim: 3 13/16 英寸 (9.7 厘米) 直径 of foot: 1 7/8 英寸 (4.8 厘米)
介绍（中）	半透明的黄绿色，具有相同颜色的手柄。不同厚度的未加工垂直边缘; 具有垂直侧面的圆柱体; 底部在外段周围有S形曲线，然后是一个突出的圆形底座，外带凸起，但中心略微凹陷; 两个环形手柄连接到上部装饰楣板的侧面。身体在边缘下方装饰有一条素色带，上方有两个水平浮雕带; 在上面，上面和下面有一条细细的凸起线，两个希腊铭文，每个都在一个白板内; 一个两侧是常春藤喷雾树叶和浆果，另一个是藤蔓喷雾叶子和葡萄串; 两组叶子都由两个垂直凹槽的柱廊发出，带有底座和离子资本，设置在靠近手柄的侧面;将上部楣板与下部楣板分开，宽阔的突出水平脊;在下部楣板上，紧密设置的垂直长笛，两端圆形;在底部的外段，有对角网图案;三个凸起的同心圆和底部的中心点。破损和破裂，缺少一个手柄，间隙大，边缘有两个较小的芯片; 几个针刺气泡; 微弱的风化和彩虹色。侧面吹入三部分模具中，模具标记延伸到垂直凹槽下方的脊; 底部和底部有单独的碟形模具。吹模在公元一世纪初发展起来，是自由吹制的一个分支。最早的模具吹制玻璃制造商可能来自叙罗 - 巴勒斯坦地区，尽管他们的产品很快在整个罗马帝国流行起来。最著名和最有吸引力的船只由Ennion用希腊语签名;他的作品大约有三十个例子今天幸存下来。这三艘船展示了Ennion工作室生产的各种形式和精美的装饰细节。
介绍（英）	Translucent yellow green with same color handles. Unworked vertical rim of varying thickness; cylindrical body with vertical sides; bottom with S-shaped curve around outer section, then a projecting circular base with raised outer band but concave with slight kick in center; two loop handles attached to sides over upper decorative frieze. Body decorated with a plain band below rim above two horizontal friezes in relief; on the upper, which is bounded above and below by a fine raised line, two Greek inscriptions, each within a tabula ansata; one flanked by ivy sprays with leaves and berries and the other by vine sprays with leaves and bunches of grapes; both sets of foliage issuing from two vertically fluted colonettes with base and Ionic capital, set at sides near handles; dividing the upper from the lower frieze, a broad projecting horizontal ridge; on the lower frieze, close-set vertical flutes, rounded at both ends; on outer section of bottom, a diagonal net pattern; three raised concentric circles and central dot on base. Broken and cracked, with one handle missing and large gap and two smaller chips in rim; a few pinprick bubbles; faint weathering and iridescence. Sides blown in a three-part mold, with mold marks extending to ridge below vertical flutes; separate saucer-shaped mold for underside and bottom. Mold-blowing developed in the early decades of the first century A.D. as an offshoot of free-blowing. The earliest makers of mold-blown glass probably came from the Syro-Palestinian region, although their wares quickly became popular throughout the Roman Empire. The most famous and attractive vessels are signed in Greek by Ennion; about thirty examples of his work survive today. These three vessels show the variety of forms and fine decorated details that Ennion's workshop produced.