Magical Collection of Ancient Iridescent Glass Shards and Bits two toned wood ball dates to the 2nd-century AD

dates to the 2nd-century AD and is made of alabaster and bronze

and a charmer of a thing to land in someone else's now

The creamy white paint (especially those arched windows) against unpainted wood and green roof on this church completely do it for me

let alone had in hand

And surely it once had a lid--but I'm perfectly glad to appreciate the beautiful weaving of the lip without it

Magical Collection of Ancient Iridescent Glass Shards and Bits two toned wood ball dates to the 2nd-century ADThis is the find this week that fills me with the most wonder and delivers the greatest joy: glorious shiny objects! Specifically, these are shards of ancient glass, most showing some, or a whole lot, of iridescence. People tend to call all iridescent glass Roman, but whether this is exclusively Roman or a mix including ancient glass from other regions I not expert enough to say. I can say it all feels very magical, and luxurious laid out in front of