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This flask, which bears the arms of the Loen von Anhalt-Dernstedt family in Saxony-Anhalt, probably belonged to a set. It is inscribed, "We drink in the Palatine way so that not a drop is left from which a fly could quench its thirst." The image of the young Bacchus is painted after a print by Jost Amman (1539-1591).

The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York.

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Hamper by mad jeff

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Fab...2 Thermos!

Flapper Flask 1926 by Karen

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Blog Post: Mid-Week Inspiration: Flapper Flask

Percy Pud - 2010 by purplespace

Percy Pud race 2010

flasks @ acton bridge by colin hobson

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37405 & 37261 working the 6K73 Sellafield to Crewe flasks passing Acton Bridge 07-12-13

Skull flask by primatebonz

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Modified from Animation Factory.com

FLASK (Paris 2003) by Dubwise Version

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Flask Necklaces. by kat_jordan

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Yet another DIY, haha. Mine's on the left!

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Dendrobium vexillarius - Marni Turkel/Mostly Species Flasks by Ron Parsons

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Dendrobium vexillarius - Marni Turkel/Mostly Species Flasks

flask, wedding program by diemoniker

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Erlenmeyer flask shaker by The City Foundry

Promenaea rollinsonii by Karma Forester

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Project "flask babies" 2008 update.

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Flask + Light! by smolamj

Flask's by Keith McGovern Collection.

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57003+57007 pass Inveresk on the 9th April 2013 with 6S43, Kingmoor-Torness.

Carlisle flasks 5 by Russ Davies

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37069/259 at Carlisle on 18-8-16 with the 1931 Sellafield - Carlisle Kingmoor flasks.

flask by Patrick

Flask by Optics Trade

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Flasker 4 by Walter Johannesen

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Classy and Mysterious by Amandeep Singh

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Marni's Flasks Everywhere 2013-06-27 01 by John Varigos

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The old pottery works is now a thriving flasking business

Flask - Paris (France) by Colors Zoo

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Flasks and Beakers by tangledwing

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Flasks and Beakers

Greek Flasks by rcaustintx

Greek glass flasks, from around 600 BC to 300 BC. Glass has been made since 2500 BC. Techniques were developed and improved over the centuries. By about 100 AD, glass began to replace bronze and terracotta vessels for drinking, dining and storage of food and perfume. The ancients did not have the clear glass which is so familiar to us today. At the Getty Villa.

The Getty Villa is an art museum located about 19 miles (31 km) west of downtown Los Angeles, California. The site is built in the style of an ancient Roman palace. It houses ancient Greek, Roman and Etruscan art and artifacts dating from 6,500 BC to 400 AD. Items from after 400 AD are housed in a companion museum, the Getty Center, elsewhere in Los Angeles. I visited the Getty Villa on June 20, 2015.

Frascos griegos de vidrio, de hacia el 600 aC al 300 aC. El vidrio se ha fabricado desde 2500 aC. Las técnicas se inventaron y mejoraron a través de los siglos. Hacia el año 100, el vidrio empezó a reemplazar los recipientes de bronce y terracota para beber, comer y almacenar alimento y perfume. Los antiguos no tenían el vidrio transparente que es tan común hoy en día. En la Villa Getty.

La Villa Getty es un museo de arte situado como a 19 millas (31 km) al oeste del centro de Los Ángeles, California. El edificio está construido en el estilo de un antiguo palacio romano. Alberga arte y artefactos antiguos griegos, romanos y etruscos que datan de 6500 aC al año 400. Artículos de después del año 400 se encuentran en un museo asociado, el Centro Getty, en otro lugar de Los Ángeles. Visité la Villa Getty el 20 de junio de 2015.

Sterling Silver Hip Flask by Stewart Hersey

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Solid sterling silver hip flask, hallmarked.

Flask - Wood Fired by Sam See

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Flask, Hampstead. by Becky Bell - quick-draw in cafes & tubes

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Scribbling in this old pub on a rainy afternoon. Watercolour in sketchbook.

flask_tutorial by thekirbster