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Saddle-bag Twin Unguentarium

CultureRoman
Date4th century CE
Mediumgreen glass
Dimensions3 x 6 3/4 in. (7.6 x 17.2 cm)
Classificationsglassware
Credit LineAckland Fund
Object number66.27.11
DescriptionDouble unguentarium made from a cylinder that was folded to create two tubes. The rounded base is flattened at the bottom. A trailed-on thread encircles both necks and continues down the body. Two flattened coil handles are applied to the sides and pulled up to the edge of the rim, and a basket handle is applied to the tops of the side handles. The handles are of a color similar to the vessel. The rim is folded inward.
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