Glass jar

Made:
1881-1910
Glass jar

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Glass jar, with cork, containing quantity of small wooden imitation fruits, probably grave goods, Egyptian, 200BC to 400AD

Details

Category:
Classical & Medieval Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A658535
Materials:
glass, cork and wood
Measurements:
height 122 mm
base: diameter 58 mm
rim: diameter 44 mm
approx. fruit: length 15 mm
approx. fruit: width 9 mm
type:
grave goods

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