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£100.00
Ca. 3rd–4th century AD. Roman. A very small unguentarium in the shape of a flattened irregular sphere. Originally light blue in colour, the aging of the glass has created a beautiful patina which gleams with iridescence. Unguentaria, like alabastra in ancient Greece, were vessels used to store perfume or toilet oil in the Roman period.
Size: L:52mm / W:29mm ; 11g
Provenance: Private London collection.
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