Ancient Roman Glass Pitcher

Our Ancient Roman Glass Pitcher is an amazing replica inspired by an archaeological finding in the ancient Panonnia region ca 100-400 AD. The different parts of the pitcher has been hand blown and skillfully united. The pitcher is perfect for Roman enthusiasts looking for a piece of history. Glass was made widely available for everyone within the empire as a good substitue of pottery, as a waterproof material for liquids.

About our Roman glass reproductions

Our ancient Roman glass reproductions (100-400 AD) are patinated and finished with a rough surface resembling archaeological findings in museums. The glass is blown following the same techniques used by ancient Roman glass makers, with a resulting glass of very thin thickness which reduced the cost of waterproof vessels and tableware compared to clay wares such as Roman terra sigillata. Our Roman glass reproductions perfect as a present for those interested in ancient artifacts and archaeology.