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Flask. Unidentified glasshouse, England. The flask is of flattened oval form with a cylindrical neck and inward folded mouth. The lower part is decorated with mould-blown ribbing which has been pincered to form ten oval outlines with pairs of bows (?) at the top. The shoulder has three bands of trailing tooled to form a double chain. Clear lead-glass, mould-blown, with applied pincered trailing, height, 13.6 cm, width, 9 cm, circa 1680-1710. Sir Ivor and Lady Batchelor Bequest through The Art Fund.
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