Sepultures de Caranda, Vases de Verre by Thomas Frédéric Moreau

Chromolithograph plate of six numbered glass vessels from Caranda burial sites, including vases, beakers and a tapered cone.

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This chromolithographic plate shows six glass vessels from the Caranda burial sites, arranged on a pale background with numbered labels. The objects include a ribbed bulbous vase, a tall tapered cone, a flared beaker, a small bottle, and a footed cup, rendered in yellowish and greenish tones. The plate is titled Sepultures de Caranda, Vases de Verre, by Thomas Frédéric Moreau, dated 1877.

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