Ancient Roman Unguentaria Glass, Pale Blue, 3rd To 4th Century AD.
Ancient Roman Unguentaria Glass, Pale Blue, 3rd To 4th Century AD.
This Piece has a Large Bulbous Body, Flat Base and Broad Everted Mouth.
Unguentarium Is a Small Ceramic Or Glass Bottle Found Frequently By Archaeologists at Hellenistic and Roman Sites, Especially In Cemeteries. Its Most Common Use was Probably as a Container For Oil, Though It Is Also Suited for Storing and Dispensing Liquid and Powdered Substances.
Glass was Used Primarily for The Production Of Vessels, Although Mosaic Tiles and Window Glass were also Produced.
Item Code - GLA2D4002TA
Width: 2" Height: 2 5/8" Depth: 2" Weight: 15 g
