Medieval pilgrim flask, 13th - 14th century ceramic.

This admirable pilgrim's flask is particularly suitable for depicting the late Middle Ages. It was made after an original which dates from the 13th - 14th century. It was found in Bengerode near Fredsohlen, in the Solling.
As in the Middle Ages, it was made of ceramic and exclusively hand-potted. It is not a cast piece! The pottery was then glazed with a beautiful matt brown engobe (slip).
It has also been fitted with a band of sturdy leather, which is attached to the two eyelets on the pottery.

-Made of ceramic
-Handmade, not cast
-Glazed with engobe matt brown
-Includes sturdy leather strap

-Made from a medieval original
-13th - 14th century
-Found at: Bengerode near Fredsohlen in the Solling region of Germany

Details:
Height at neck: approx. 13 cm
Length: approx. 16 cm

Filling quantity: approx. 0.75 litres

Scope of delivery: 1x medieval ceramic pilgrim bottle