An ancient Roman glass aubergine color amphoriskos vessel with threading. Amphoriskoi were small vessels used for storing precious oils or perfumes, and aubergine glass, with its distinct purple hue, was a sought-after and rare color in Roman glassware. The threading on the amphoriskos indicates a high level of skill in glassworking, as artisans would manipulate molten glass threads to create intricate decorative patterns. Ancient Roman Glassware Collectibles.

Dimensions: H 3 1/8 in. All measurements are approximate.