Roman Pale Green Glass Perfume Unguentarium

Roman pale-green blown glass, probably used as a perfume bottle. The vessel has a flattened rim and a long, narrow cylindrical neck that widens towards the body. The lower part of the curve curves inw

A pair of ancient Roman glass unguentarium perfume bottles. Both are made of pale green glass with a natural patina and features a flattened rim and a narrow cylindrical neck that expands towards the

Roman flask imade of pale glass and is comprised of a small pale green piriform body with a cylindrical neck terminating in an everted rim. The surface is covered with blue iridescence. Inventory code

Roman unguentary of green pale colourless blown glass, probably used as a perfume bottle. The vessel has a flattened rim and a long, narrow cylindrical neck that widens towards the body. The lower par

A Roman pale green glass unguentarium, 1st Century AD, the body with flattened bottom and tapering to a wide, flat rim. H: 6 in (15.2 cm). Mottled deposits and attractive colorful iridescence. Ex Joel

Ancient Rome, Holyland, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A tall unguentarium comprised of translucent, blue-green glass with areas of internal silvery and rainbow iridescence, its form consisting of a bell-

Intact translucent, pale green Roman glass unguentarium with vertical ribs along the piriform body. Small constriction at the join to the cylindrical neck. The flared mouth with inward folded rim. Sta

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A translucent, pale green glass unguentarium with a broad, flattened conical body, a tall tubular neck, and a folded, everted rim, with areas of rainbow irides

2nd-3rd century AD. A group of three tall green glass perfume bottles (unguentaria) each with pontil base, domed body, tubular neck with flared and returned rim. Cf. Whitehouse, D. Roman Glass in the

An attractive Roman pale blue-green glass two-compartment cosmetic container, 4th Century AD, or double unguentarium, with folded in rim and large central applied handle flanked by two roughly triangu

1st century AD. A glass unguentarium perfume bottle with domed body and recessed base, long neck with splayed and folded rim; some iridescence to surface. Cf. Whitehouse, D. Roman Glass in the Corning

Roman flask made of pale glass and is comprised of a small piriform body with a cylindrical neck terminating in an everted rim. Colorless glass this example now boasts a layer of natural and lovely ir

Roman blown glass made of pale glass. Small piriform body with a cylindrical neck terminating in an everted rim. Colorless glass with a fully layer of natural and lovely iridescence to create the rain

Introducing a captivating Roman flask crafted from delicate pale glass. This exceptional artifact features a small piriform body, gracefully complemented by a cylindrical neck that culminates in an ev

**Originally Listed At $750** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A gorgeous free-blown, near-opaque glass unguentarium of a pale blue-green hue. The container is comprised of two conjo

A GROUP OF THREE ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM, 2ND/4TH CENTURY AD, comprising a pale green flask example with wide funnel mouth with a rolled under edge, over a pinched, flaring neck, above wide s

Ancient Roman Glass Unguentarium c.2nd century AD. Size 5 inches high. Slender pale green vessel with swellingbase and rounded root. Blue, green and pearly iridescence. Provenance: The Estate Of Rober

Eastern Mediterranean Roman production this flask is made of pale glass and is comprised of a small piriform body with a cylindrical neck terminating in an everted rim. Colorless glass this example no

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A tall, free-blown unguentarium (perfume bottle), formed from a stunning blue-green glass with a thick composition. The bell-form body has a slight-c

DESCRIPTION: A Roman blue-green glass double unguentarium, with two sinuous trail handles on each side. The conjoined tubes have a continuous band of pale green trail decoration starting at the top of

**Originally Listed At $150** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A short free-blown glass vial, comprised of pale blue-green glass, with a slight concave base and a rough pontil, a pir

Roman unguentary of pale colourless blown glass, probably used as a perfume bottle. The vessel has a flattened rim and a long, narrow cylindrical neck that widens towards the body. The lower part of t

Roman unguentary of blue pale colourless blown glass, used as a perfume bottle. The vessel has a flattened rim and a long, narrow cylindrical neck that widens towards the body. The lower part of the c

An extraordinary Roman blown glass artifact awaits your admiration. Meticulously crafted from delicate pale glass, this captivating piece features a small piriform body accompanied by a cylindrical ne