Roman Glass Tear Bottle – Lacrymatory

Dimensions: 2″ H × 1.5″ W 

Description: A small aqua-tinted Roman lacrymatory (tear bottle) from antiquity—once used to hold tears, perfumes, or oils. Believed to date between the 1st and 3rd century AD, this piece showcases graceful proportions and the subtle iridescence acquired through centuries of burial.

Suggested Placement: Ideal for display in a glass cabinet, on a curated shelf, or within a small grouping of ancient vessels.

Condition: Stable with expected signs of age; glass intact and free of modern cracks. Surface displays a soft patina and gentle iridescence.

Shipping: Eligible for complimentary shipping within the continental U.S.

Pickup: Available for pickup by appointment at our Saugerties showroom.