Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Editor]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 3) (New York, 1903)

Plate CVI.

inch.

Glass objects found in Greek tombs at Dali (Idalium); no lamps were found with them.

i. Bottle. Purple glass. Height 3 inches. Diameter 21n; inches.

Bottle or flask with flat body. Shown two-thirds of true size.

2. Lamp-filler (?). Height 27/% inches. Length 3xMe inches. Diameter, mouth, ii/A

Large body and neck; flat mouth; point perforated at extremity. The collection contains
twelve specimens, nearly all quite perfect.

3. Bottle. Purple glass. Height 2lA inches. Diameter \l/A inch.
One side crushed in while in molten state.

4. Bottle. Height 3^4 inches. Diameter 1 i/A inch.

Flat bottom; flaring sides with concave panels; domed top; symmetrical neck with flaring
mouth.

5. Bottle. Height 234 inches. Diameter 1 l/ inch.
Ovoid body; short neck and small, bevelled mouth.

6. Bowl. Height 1 inch. Diameter 2l/g inches.
Flat bottom ; conical sides ; ridge about edge.

7. Bowl and Egg-shell. Height 1% inch. Diameter 2% inches.

Small distinct base with projecting edge ; rounded body with round rim at edge. Inside is
the empty shell of an egg, which was found in the vase shown as No. 1 of Plate LXXVII.

8. "Candle-stick." Height 2l/2 inches. Diameter 2l/g inches.
Low, heavy base; thick stem; flaring and flat mouth.

9. "Candle-stick." Glass. Bright green. Height 35/ig inches. Diameter, base, 1 / inch.
Heavy material. Conical base; cylindrical stem; flaring mouth.

10. "Candle-stick." Height 3 inches. Diameter (base) 2l/A inches, (top) 2l/g inches.