Lot 158 AN AMBER GLASS LOBED BOTTLE, PERSIA 9TH-11TH CENTURY

Of elegant proportions, the vessel is blown in translucent honey-amber glass with a compressed globular body articulated by broad, softly molded vertical lobes that impart a gently undulating profile. The rounded shoulders rise gracefully to a long, slender cylindrical neck encircled by six neatly applied spiral trails of glass, creating a subtle yet striking decorative accent before terminating in a slightly flared rim. The bottle rests on a low, concave base, lending balance to its refined silhouette.
The warm amber glass exhibits attractive tonal variation, deepening to rich chestnut hues within the neck while remaining luminous across the body.
Height 19 cm.