Ancient Roman, Empire Glass Roman Glass Juglet with Cobalt-Blue Handle - 14 cm

An Ancient Roman Empire glass juglet with cobalt-blue handle dating from approximately the 1st to 4th centuries CE demonstrates the sophistication of Roman glassblowing and color technology. Glass vessels like juglets were used to hold oils, perfumes, or other precious liquids. The cobalt-blue handle, achieved by adding cobalt oxide to the glass, provided a striking contrast and decorative element. Roman glass is notable for its variety of colors and shapes, reflecting both everyday utility and luxury. The 14 cm height indicates a small, portable container, valued for both function and beauty. Such artifacts reveal much about Roman daily life, trade, and artistic innovation in glassmaking.