C. 4th century AD

A nice Roman glass sprinkler flask with a globular body with vertical ribbing. It has a short wide neck leading to a flaring mouth, with nice iridescence to surfaces. It also has a small inner-disk at the bottom of the neck with a small hole to allow precious liquids to be used sparingly. The liquid would most likely have been perfumed oil for beautification.

Intact and in excellent condition with some iridescence to surfaces.

Provenance; Ex North Yorkshire Collection.

Size: 85mm height