Object Description
A delicate, ancient Roman unguentarium, formed from a pleasing pale blue glass and featuring a double-bulbous body. The body is composed of two carefully blown layers, widest at the bottom, and tapering inwards between the layers to accentuate the design. A cylindrical neck leads to a small mouth with a folded rim. The vessel rests upon a flat base with a subtle pontil impression. An attractive silvery iridescence features across the surface with subtle shades of green and purple.
Date: Circa 1st-2nd Century AD