The Portland Vase; Cameo glass, probably made in Rome, 15 BC - AD 25. The Portland Vase is one of the finest surviving pieces of Roman glass, and is named after the Dukes of Portland who owned it

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The Portland Vase; Cameo glass, probably made in Rome, 15 BC - AD 25. The Portland Vase is one of the finest surviving pieces of Roman glass, and is named after the Dukes of Portland who owned it

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