Middle Bronze Age I
White Painted Flask
Pottery flask in White Painted IV ware; handmade; oblong straight body with flat base and short tubular neck with everted rim; one handle from neck to shoulder; projections on the sides; buff clay with buff slip and red painted decoration consisting of latticed panels interspersed with horizontal wavy lines. Dimensions: Height: 16.70 centimetres Object Type: bottle Ware: White Painted Ware Series: White Painted IV (SCE type XIII B 1) Techniques: painted
Date
1950 - 1650 BC
Accession No.
1981,0810.7
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Cyprus
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