Object Description
An ancient Roman, blown glass bottle, probably used to contain ointments (unguent), medicine, cosmetics or perfume. It features a short and small conical body with convex sides, slightly concave at the bottom, leading to a long thick cylindrical neck and a small out-sprayed flat rim. The vessel is almost completely covered with a base of dark encrustation. There are small pockets of iridescence covering the entirety of the piece.
Date: Circa 1st – 2nd century AD