[ Antiquities ] Roman Glass Perfume Vial An exceptional and most attractive Roman glass perfume vial with bulbous bottom, about 7.25in tall, of a design used throughout the Roman Empire to hold perfume and fine oil. This example has a lovely blue and luminescent patina and was excavated near Jerusalem. Dating from about 200 A.D., it is completely intact and a beautiful presentation piece. With custom fitted lucite stand.