Roman Glass Bottle ca. 100 - 400 A.D.

Pale blue-green, blown glass with applied rolled rimmed mouth. Long neck with slight taper, bell shaped base. Nice iridescent with some encrustation. Self standing with applied putty. Dimensions: 5-1/

Ancient Roman Glass Unguent Bottle, ca. 100 AD to 200 AD. A small glass blown Cobalt/Black bottle used to hold perfume oil. 3.2 cm H, 1.2 cm W, 1.0 cm D. Private New York City Collection, purchased fr

Title: ANCIENT COLLECTION OF 2 ROMAN GLASS VESSELS Description: Ca.100-400 AD. Collection of 2 roman glass vessels ;From a private London Collection formed in the 1970's; all items will come with a pr

Title: ANCIENT ROMAN BULBOUS GLASS VESSEL Description: Ca.100-400 AD. A Roman clear coloured glass flask, bulbous body, cylindrical neck, slightly flared lip, somewhat flattened base to allow the vess

Title: ANCIENT ROMAN SIDONIAN GLASS JAR Dimensions: Ca.100-400 AD. Roman Empire, Sidonian. A miniature and very fine mold-blown glass vessel , presenting an attractive form comprised of an ovoid body,

Title: ANCIENT RARE ROMAN GLASS DISC DISPLAYING VENUS Dimensions: Ca.100-400 AD. Rare interesting discoid shaped amulet formed of glass,depicting various figures surrouding Venus. ;From a private Lond

Roman Imperial Period, Ca. 100-400 AD A very fine blue glass beaker with a wide mouth, rounded rim, and four deep recesses in sides. The body tapers towards the concave base. Intact.Size: L:105mm / W:

A color-band mosaic glass bottle, ca 100 A.D., Dark brown in color, with yellow and white marvered trailing wound spiral pattern. Bulbous body with short neck and rimmed mouth. 2-3/4" H Provenance: Pr

Ca. 100-300 AD A beautiful glass bottle with a long body displaying vertical grooves, a short, flared neck and a wide everted rim. In antiquity, merchants and traders routinely packed, shipped, and so

Ca. 100-200 AD A blown pale blue glass flask, featuring a bulbous body with vertical indentation spaced in equal intervals, cylindrical neck and everted rim. To find out more about glass in the Roman

Ca. 100-200 AD.A blown glass flask, featuring a bulbous body with vertical indentations spaced in equal intervals, a cylindrical neck, and everted rim. To find out more about glass in the Roman world,

Ca. 100-300 AD. A group of five glass flasks that offers a glimpse into the fascinating world of ancient Roman life. These exquisite vessels, each with their distinct shape and size, were used to stor

Ca. 100-300 AD. A group of five Roman glass flasks. The shapes in this lot include globular and piriform. The Roman Empire was renowned for its advanced glassmaking techniques, which reached their pea

Ca. 100-300 AD. A group of five distinctly shaped glass flasks used to store perfumed oil, or unguentum. The shapes in this lot include globular, piriform, and cylindrical. These glass vessels were an

Ca. 100-300 AD. A group of five Roman glass flasks and unguentaria of various shapes and colours, all with fine patina and iridescence. These vessels were not only used for storing fragrant oils, but

Ca. 100-300 AD A magnificent aubergine glass bottle featuring a low foot ring, piriform body decorated with elegant trailing and circular registers. Its tubular neck constricted at the base which ends

Ca. AD 100-300 . A group of five glass bottles. Two of these bottles exhibit a bulbous lower body, while the remaining three showcase a domed body, each accompanied by a long tubular neck. Size: 70-12

Ca. AD 100-300 . A group of 10 assorted glass bottles, incorporating both piriform and cylindrical unguentaria. In the Roman world, unguentaria served as containers for unguents, oils, and perfumes. T

Ca. AD 100-300 . A group of five glass flasks, each with their distinct shape and size. They were used to store perfumed oil or unguentum, an essential component of daily grooming and personal hygiene

Ca. AD 100-301.A group of five exquisitely crafted glass vessels, each with its unique shape and purpose. These flasks were specifically designed to store perfumed oil, commonly known as unguentum. Wi

Ca. AD 100 - 400. A group of three Roman white glass unguentaria with pyriform shaped bodies, everted rims and cylindrical necks. For similar see: British Museum number 1980,1125.4. Size: 100-85mm x 1

Ca. AD 100 - 300. A minature small glass bottle with a rounded concave body leading up the shoulder, a small internal cavity moulded into the centre. The glass has a beautiful light green irridescent

Ca. AD 100. An Aubergine 'white marbled' ribbed bottle with ovoid body; no rim; short neck; ribs of irregular length; beautiful aubergine glass, free blown, pinched ribs. Size: 55mm x 40mm; Weight: 15

Ca. 100 AD A beautiful glass bottle with silver iridescence featuring a piriform body tapering to a long neck with a flat folded rim.Glass was often the preferred material for storing expensive oils,