Object Description
A pale green Roman glass flask featuring a rounded body with a wide, cylindrical neck. The neck leads to a large, pinched rim. Two trailed handles have been applied from mouth to body, in the same pale green glass. The base is flat, inverting slightly. Within the neck there is a folded diaphragm with a constricted opening, to allow for the careful pouring of liquids. This flask is known as a sprinkler flask
Date: Circa 2nd – 4th century AD