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Alabastron | Ancient Greek, Pottery, Vessel | Britannica
alabastron, elongated, narrow-necked flask, used as a perfume or unguent container. The Greek alabastron has no handles but often lugs (ear-shaped projections), sometimes pierced with string holes. There are three types of classical alabastron: a basic Corinthian bulbous shape about 3 to 4 inches (8 to 10 cm) high that appeared from the mid-7th …
Alabastron - Livius
Alabastron. Alabastron (Greek ἀλάβαστρον): small bottle, made of soft stone or glass, containing perfume. In Antiquity, "alabastron" was the name of small perfume bottles. As indicated by the name, alabastra were originally made of a soft type of stone (onyx alabaster). When made of glass, they were typically decorated with lines ...
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