Lot 439
Lot of Two Iridescent Unguentaria. Roman, c. 1st - 2nd century AD. Heights: 5-1/4"; 7". The two delicate long-necked bottles blown from green and pale green glass. Both with similar features of flared mouth, tubular necks constricted at the bottom, and conical bodies with concave bases. The smaller's body more bell-shaped than the other. The small bottle with areas of generally thin iridescence, but occasional vivid patches. The larger has mostly opaquish silver-white iridescence with zones of vivid violet and cerulean. Both intact and perfect.
Estimated Value $200 - 300.
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| Realized $299 |
