Late Roman–Early Byzantine Double Cosmetic Vessel rendered in bold archaic style

rendered in bold archaic style

modeled ears

Vessels of this type likely served ceremonial purposes

• Material: Ceramic / pottery

The coin retains clear central details with attractive ancient surfaces and honest circulation wear consistent with its age

Late Roman–Early Byzantine Double Cosmetic Vessel rendered in bold archaic styleLate RomanEarly Byzantine Double Cosmetic Vessel Holy Land, ca. 4th7th Century CE An exceptional Late RomanEarly Byzantine free blown glass cosmetic vessel, skillfully formed with a rare double reservoir designed to hold cosmetics such as kohl, eye shadow, pigments, ointments, or medicinal preparations. The elongated body is encircled by multiple applied thread glass trails, while the rim is elegantly folded into decorative looped projections,