A Late Roman or early Islamic zoomorphic flask, probably 6th-8th century, with a double unguentarium made in light green glass placed on the back of a very dark purple/black glass quadruped, probably representing a camel, and decorated with six pincered thick vertical trails, two with suspension loops, 9.3cm highPublished: Arts of the Islamic World, Sotheby’s, London, 13 October 2004, Lot 30.Provenance: Acquired in London in 2001.Please refer to department for condition report