Ancient Roman Glass Unguentarium With Globular Body. Eastern Mediterranean Circa 1st-2nd Century A.D.

A finely blown roman glass unguentarium of elegent proportions, featuring a globular body rising to a long cylindrical neck, terminating in a folded and slightly flaring rim. The vessel is formed in translucent pale bluish-green glass. The surface exhibits extensive iridescent patina.

The neck is slender and well-defined with a distinct constriction above the shoulder, while the rim is thickened and fire-rounded, indicating careful finishing during the manufacturing process.