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| Material: | | Glass (all types) |
| Physical: | | 8.8cm. (3.4 in.) - 53 g. (1.9 oz.) |
| Catalog: | | GLS.SS.00771 |
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This flask was blown from translucent cobalt blue glass. The bottom is perfectly flat (marvered), with possibly an annular pontil mark. The piriform body is one with a tapered neck, and a small mouth with an infolded rim. The flask was further decorated with the application of threads of light green glass, which were dragged up to create a festooned motif, then melted into the background. Very smooth and clean inside.
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