alabastron, the
A vessel for holding perfume oil.

amphoriskos
A vessel for holding perfume oil; its shape is that of an upside-down cone, and it features two handles at its shoulder.

aryballos, the
A flask for holding perfume oil of a spherical or globular shape.

oenochoe
From the greek words "οίνος" (wine) and "χέω" (pour). Ovoid, single-handled wine jug usually taller than it is wide. There have been distinguished 10 types based on variations of profile, mouth type and handle form.

omphalos phiale
An open, flat bottom shallow bowl with a hemispherical bulge (omphalos= navel) at its bottom.

periapton
[anc. Greek epithet περίαπτος < περιάπτω= to tie, fasten about or upon] A small pendant frequently used as an amulet.

phiale
A shallow vessel with an open rim.

skyphidion
A small, deep vessel with an open rim.

skyphos
A deep vessel with an open rim and an almost hemispherical shape.

unguentarium
Small vessel, usually made of glass, of elongated shape or resembling a small tube, which was used for containing make-up material and particularly kohl, the black substance with which women painted the brim of the eyes.