**Item Description:**

**Era:** Ancient Roman Glass (1st - 2nd Century A.D.)

**Description:**

This exquisite ointment bottle, crafted from translucent pale blue glass during the Roman Empire (1st - 2nd Century A.D.), epitomizes the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of ancient Roman glassmakers.

The ointment bottle boasts a high neck, gracefully tapering to a wide, flat lip, while the body features a pleasing globular shape. The narrowing in its connection with the body exemplifies the utilitarian design of the vessel, allowing for controlled dispensing of its contents.

Despite its age, the ointment bottle remains remarkably intact, bearing witness to its enduring quality. The complete form, free from chips or noticeable repair, attests to the exceptional craftsmanship of ancient Roman glassblowers. The delicate iridescence that adorns the body adds a touch of mystique and elegance to the piece.

This ointment bottle, once used to hold precious ointments and perfumes, serves as a tangible link to the ancient Roman world, offering a glimpse into the refined tastes and sophisticated lifestyle of the time. Its delicate form, exquisite craftsmanship, and remarkable condition make it a true treasure, worthy of adorning any discerning collector's collection.

**Condition:**

Outstanding quality, free from chips and noticeable repair. The client is free to ask for more detailed photos by email and he can looks deeply in the photos to know more details about condition.

**Size:**

13 cm
**Provenance:**

Acquired from the prestigious Half-Century Formed Collection of Ancient Glass from Holy Land "The Grandson Collection" within the legal parameters for importation to the Netherlands.

**Estimating price:**

240 Euro - 480 Euro