Cosmetics products, such as eyeliner, were widely used in the Near East during ancient times. Various vessels were designed to facilitate skincare and the application of make-up. Small vessels, such as this example, were used to hold items like kohl for eyeliner or expensive ointments.
Near Eastern Black Hardstone Cosmetic Pot
£ 295.00
A Near Eastern cosmetic pot carved from mottled granite. The vessel possesses a sleek, conical body, concealing a hollow core and thick, reinforced walls. The exterior surface displays variegated striations caused by mineral inflections littered across the surface. The vessel can not stand unaided.
Provenance: Formerly part of Abelita family collection, formed from 1980-2015.
Condition: Fine condition. Minor scratches and earthly encrustations upon surface, as well as small chips to rim of jar.
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| Weight | 156.3 g |
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| Dimensions | L 10.1 x W 3.9 cm |
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