MEDIEVAL. 14TH-15TH CENTURY. LEAD PILGRIM’S AMPULLA. Flask for carrying Holy water after a pilgrimage to a Shrine probably from Walsingham in Norfolk. Areas of damage, otherwise complete with the two handles. Typical knocks and dents. Length: 48mm. Weight: 71.87 grams. Scarce.

Provenance: Old UK collection. Found in Norfolk in the 1980’s.

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