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Roman glass tear bottle
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Roman glass tear bottle with small foot, bulbous body, slender neck and rounded rim.
Very nice color
Price: SOLD
Size: 8,7 x 2,4 cm
Period: c. 100- 200 AD
Condition: Intact
Provenance: Belgium private collection
after that: private collection Netherlands in 2010
Tear Catchers were commonly used during Ancient Roman times, with mourners filling glass bottles with their tears, and placing them in tombs as a symbol of their respect for the deceased. It was also used to show remorse, guilt, love and grief. The women cried during the procession, and the more tears collected in tear bottles meant the deceased was more important.