This blue palm cup glass is a quintessential example of everyday glassware, widely found throughout the Mediterranean region. Comparable in commonality to items you might find at "Ikea," this glass embodies practicality and simplicity.
Found in Melby, Öland, dated iron age. It is highly likely that this piece traveled with its owner before being left behind. Many of these smaller palm cups were mass-produced and can be found in various sizes and colors, reflecting the popular styles of their time.
Featuring a slight lip and a modest foot, it is designed for daily use, making it both functional and accessible. The palm cup's design is a reliable vessel for everyday enjoyment. For further reference, see examples from the Corning Museum of Glass below. This glass is a charming addition and a staple of everyday historical life.
/ Källa; Corning Museum of Glas
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