Eternal Egypt: Long Necked Pottery Sprinkler

This long-necked bottle, which was used for perfumes, is made of copper and ornamented with silver. The neck of the bottle is narrowed progressively towards the mouth in order to regulate the flow of the perfume.

This reddish amphora was found in the sea at Alexandria. It has a long neck and a conical body. Such vessels were made to contain liquids such as wine.

This glass bottle was used to hold liquid or powdered medicines.

This elongated vessel has a long neck and a conical body with a pointed base. The mouth is narrow, and the amphora is provided with two handles. Amphoras were made to contain liquids such as wine.

A glazed pottery bottle with a narrow mouth, an onion-shaped body and a round base, adorned by a drawing of a winged animal. It was probably used to preserve liquids or perfume, because of its beautiful shape and small size. The...

A Minai ware plate, ornamented with a drawing of four people seated around a table, may be considered "aristocratic" pottery.

This vessel has a large mouth, a short neck and two short handles. The rounded body is undecorated. It was found in the sea at Alexandria.

Female wig composed of human hair which is about 54 cm long, from the tomb of Kha.

The glass rosewater sprinkler has a long neck and body decorated with applied glass in strands, and protruding mouth.

Pottery jug with a long undulating neck, from the tomb of Kha.