Grande Buire en Verre by Thomas Frédéric Moreau (1877)

Chromolithograph of a green glass ewer with a looped handle and ribbed collar on a red background.

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A chromolithographic plate from the Collection Caranda, plate 66, shows a large green glass ewer with a looped handle, a flared mouth and a ribbed collar at the neck, set against a red ground. The print is titled Grande Buire en Verre, attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau and dated 1877, and its caption refers to Gallo-Roman burials from the villa at Dancy in the Limé territory (Aisne).

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