A Roman bluish-green aryballos, 1st-2nd century A.D., with a collar rim, short cylindrical neck, spherical body, and two ring handles, 8.9cm highNote: These vessels were made to carry expensive perfumed oil to the baths, and would have been suspended from bronze carrying handles that sometimes had stoppers attached by chains. For an examples in The Corning Museum of Glass, cf. D.B. Whitehouse, Roman Glass in The Corning Museum of Glass, Vol. I, Corning, NY 1997, p. 201, no. 351.badly broken and repaired