Roman Glass Perfume or Oil Flask Jerusalem, Roman Period, ca. 1st–3rd This example is hand-formed from

This example is hand-formed from a fine reddish clay and exhibits surface wear

The surface shows significant age

Minor loss to the right edge of the headdress

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The slightly curved body and raised arm suggest he once held an object—perhaps a shield or weapon—reinforcing his role as a warrior guardian

Roman Glass Perfume or Oil Flask Jerusalem, Roman Period, ca. 1st–3rd This example is hand-formed fromRoman Glass Perfume or Oil Flask Jerusalem, Roman Period, ca. 1st3rd A beautiful Roman free blown glass flask from ancient Jerusalem, crafted to store precious perfumes, aromatic oils, ointments, or medicinal preparations. The vessel features a graceful pear shaped body tapering into a slender cylindrical neck with a neatly folded rim, a classic form found throughout the Roman provinces of the Holy Land. The translucent pale green glass has developed