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Base of a pale blue glass vessel with fluted pattern

Reference: 2602
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Dark blue bottle with ground bevelled edges

Presented by John Brent
Reference: 2458
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Fragment of a thin-walled black glass vessel, probably a bowl

Reference: 2480
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Fragment of multi-coloured glass

Reference: 2598
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Glass phial containing wood(?)

Bequeathed by John Brent
Reference: 2290
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Green glass rod

Reference: 2593
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Head of a female wearing a crown

The glass is hollow and would have been blown into a mould.

Reference: 2499
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Lion’s head, part of a vase or glass

The glass is hollow and would have been blown into a mould.

Reference: 2603
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Olive green conical glass bottle

Reference: CANCM:nn
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Pale green glass bottle

Reference: 899
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters

Part of the neck of a large Roman bottle

Reference: 821
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Piece of thick iridescent glass

Reference: 2500
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Roman blue and green glass bottles

Reference: 2581, 2589, 895, nn, 2549, 2580, 2583
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Roman bottle

Found during building of the extension to the 1899 Beaney Institute building in 1933. The extension was funded by the Slater family, with a purpose-built picture gallery on the first floor (now the People and Places room) and lecture hall on the ground floor (now part of the Library).

Reference: 6644
Can be found: Glass Materials and Masters