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Flask

1880-1950

Glass flask containing urine

1865-1877

Flask in form of fish

1801-1900

Glass flask; glass stopper; brass capped

1761

Glass flask with wooden base on brass pillar

1800-1899

Gas flask

Spherical glass flask lacking neck

Thermos flask

Flat Bottomed Flask Graduated to 200 cc, 1910-1915

1910-1915

Flask, flat bottom boiling with three necks

Three neck flat bottomed round flask

Long necked round bottomed flask

Three neck flat bottomed round flask

Three neck flat bottomed round flask

Flat bottomed round flask with long neck and lip

Gas exploding flask of thick glass with stopper

1800-1820

Flat bottomed flask

Glass flask

Flat bottomed pear shaped flask with long neck

Flat bottomed round flask with long neck and lip

1922-1975

Two-neck round bottomed flask

Round flask with flat bottom

Round bottomed flask with long neck and flat lip

Round bottomed flask which once contained uranyl nitrate solution

William Marwood's powder flask, England, 1850-1880

1850-1880

Round bottom flask with short tooled rim neck

Small pear-shaped glass flask with narrow neck and side spout

Round bottomed flask, owned by Frederick Power (1853-1927)

1896-1914

Florence flask with ceramic stopper and metal hinge closure.

Leyden Jar

Glass flask with spout

Glass flask

Volumetric flask, glass, 250ccm

1907-1912

Glass flat bottomed flask

Erlenmeyer narrow necked conical flask

Flat bottomed flask with stained fibrous material in neck

Alabastron with narrow neck and three loop handles

1500-1000 BCE

Small cylindrical alabastron or oil bottle

500-350

Cylindrical alabastron or oil bottle

600-300 BCE

Roman flask

300BCE-200CE

Round bottom flask

1926-1954

Round bottom flask

1926-1956

Round bottom flask

Round bottom flask

Round bottom flask

Unexhausted unsilvered flask

1900-1982

Parting flask for assaying, associated with M. Berthelot

Uranyl nitrate solution in glass flask, 1905.

1905

Beaker flask by Moncrieff, Scotland, 250mls.

Flat bottomed glass flask and glass extractor from the Soxhlet apparatus

1900-1923