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This is a copy of a medieval drink container found in the Mary Rose, HenryVIII's flagship.

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Another view . . .

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that's really cool tell us how its sealed, leather weight ,forming please. Exceptional work!!

 

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That's a thicc boi piece for sure. Looks great!

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Never heard of it before but a good practical piece. Well done.

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Nice looking container very nice work:yes:

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According to a YT video from living anachronism, although costrel and flask were relatively interchangeable in terms and there was no real designated shapes, and basic construction and materials the same , a costrel typically looked more like a barrel/cask, more likely carried from waist rather than shoulder, and usually for ale/wine/spirits rather than water or what-have-you.
But he also gave the disclaimer that he couldn’t find much to go on, and to that point, I’m simply passing on what I recall from the video…

may you never burn your bacon,

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That's a very interesting piece of work, nicely done, that's for sure.

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