Flask
1401 BC-1336 BC (made)
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Core-formed cobalt blue unguent jar, of krateriskos form, with a lip and foot rimmed with yellow. The neck and body is decorated with applied thread decoration in white bordered by yellow, and there are separately formed handles in blue.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Glass, core-formed, with applied thread decoration |
| Brief description | Glass flask of krateriskos shape, in cobalt blue decorated with white and yellow wavy lines and with blue handles. Egypt (probably Malqata or el-Amarna), New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, 1401 BC-1336 BC |
| Physical description | Core-formed cobalt blue unguent jar, of krateriskos form, with a lip and foot rimmed with yellow. The neck and body is decorated with applied thread decoration in white bordered by yellow, and there are separately formed handles in blue. |
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| Object history | The original accession registers for this object state that it is said to have come from a Greek tomb. Purchased from John Webb. |
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| Other number | 9847 - Glass gallery number |
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| Accession number | 1011-1868 |
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| Record created | December 13, 1997 |
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