
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Strainer Flask
Pottery strainer flask or askos in Base Ring ware; globular-ovoid body on a ring base; two spouts joined by a basket handle, one in form of bull-head with pellet eyes, the other is wide and cylindrical bulging slightly mid-way up and containing a strainer made from perforating a disc of disc across the mouth; matt reddish-brown clay decorated with stripes of white paint across the body. Dimensions: Height: 13.50 centimetres Object Type: flask; askos Ware: Base Ring Ware Series: Base Ring II Techniques: handmade; slipped; painted; hand-modelled; perforated
Date
1450 - 1200 BC
Accession No.
1938,0413.1
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Found/Acquired: Cyprus (likely)
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