Roman Glass Date-Shaped Flask During the reign of Ptolemy

During the reign of Ptolemy VI Philometor (180–145 BC)

This unique piece from the time of Jesus symbolizes repentance in Christ and comes with a certificate of authenticity and necessary export documents

or of Claudius's mother Antonia Minor

along with the Star of Bethlehem shining overhead

In ancient times

Roman Glass Date-Shaped Flask During the reign of PtolemyThis vessel's textured surface and purple color resemble a dried date. Commonly found across the Roman Empire, these small mould blown flasks date back to the first and second centuries A. D. Made from a two part mold, it features a rounded rim and a short neck, with relief patterns that mimic the wrinkles of a ripe date. These flasks were likely used for storing perfume.