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Flagon lid
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A flagon lid found at Kenchester (Magna) showing the top sides of a pair of naked feet. Flagons for serving wine and other liquids were made from metal, pottery or glass. This fragment is from a metal flagon, made from a copper alloy. It is forms the base of the handle where the handle attaches to the vessel wall, and has been finely decorated with a pair of slender naked feet.
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Accession Number | 6058 |
| Date | 43 - 300 |
| Period | Roman |
| Collection | Archaeology |
| Technique | cast |
| Material | Copper alloy |
| Creator | |
| Name | |
| Locality | Kenchester |
| Locality | Magna |
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