Ancient Roman Glass Unguentarium
Ancient Roman Glass Unguentarium
Ca.100-300AD
A very nice Ancient Roman glass Unguentarium, with great iridescences.
With a piri base and narrow neck leading to a rounded rim, this bit of Roman glass is lovely.
Unguentariums were hand blown, usually holding the contents of oils or perfume, these bottles would be buried with an individual.
This item comes with a COA and has been examined by a Dr of Archaeology, University of Oxford, alongside his vetting team, who in their professional opinion find the item to be authentic.
Formally part of the UK Ancient Art collection, acquired on the UK, European and USA Art Market pre 2000.
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