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"A Roman glass sprinkler flask displaying consistent spiralised decoration and lovely iridescence. Sprinkler flasks can be identified by the small inner-disk at the bottom of the neck. This disk has one small hole to allow precious liquids to be used sparingly, and the liquid was most likely perfumed oil for beautification. A further indication that the vessel was used to contain liquids is its wide mouth, which would have facilitated the pouring of liquids into the jar."
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