Archaic II
Plain White Ware Flask
Plain White ware flask; wheel-made; biconical body on a wide raised disc base; narrow concave neck with a squared rim; single handle (oval section) from shoulder to rim. Made of fairly fine light buff clay, surface fired the same colour throughout. Body is intact but cracked; the surface is encrusted in many places on the upper body. Dimensions: Diameter: 2.50 centimetres mouth ; Diameter: 12.50 centimetres; Height: 9.30 centimetres Object Type: flask Ware: Plain White Ware (Plain White V-VI) Techniques: wheel-made
Date
600 - 400 BC
Accession No.
2013,5023.3
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
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