Bottle

The bottle is complete; there are numerous glaze chips on the outside. It is circular in shape. In cross-section, it has a domed wall, a rounded shoulder and a high, straight neck with a horizontal, bulging ring at mid-height; the neck flares out towards the neck, whose top is wide and almost flat, sloping slightly outwards. The wall is tapered towards the base, which is flared; the bottom is flat. The handle is vertical with a long, flat top; its upper end rests on the bulging ring of the neck, while its lower portion is turned down and rests on the wall, flaring out. The body is beige in color, although some areas show numerous traces of soot. The outer surface of the bottle, with the exception of the lower portion of the outer wall and the underside of the base, is covered with a green glaze; this glaze is matt and flaky ; the decoration is incised and molded. A horizontal groove has been traced on the neck, below the spout. The handle, which has been molded separately, has a central bulge on its outer surface; the base of the handle has been flattened into an oval. The lower part of the outer wall is free of glaze.