The tribesman who was searching the alchemist's belongings found a small crystal flask filled with a liquid, and a yellow glass egg that was slightly larger than a chicken's egg.

Perfume collectors and fans of Marie Antoinette from the United States, Europe and Asia had placed advance orders for three crystal flasks, at $10,570 each, and 200 small vials, each priced at $460.

They had needed only a few minims to fill the crystal flask, and Tamora had drunk about half of what was left.

Inside the ship, in the round room at the top of the spiral corridor, the guard uncapped the crystal flask and poured its contents onto the black floor, which quickly absorbed the brandy and the strings of nervous tissue.

There was brandy in a crystal flask on the table by the door, but he did not want the woman to see him drinking.

Geordi hastened to pour her a little water from the crystal flask.

The attendants poured a thick, golden substance onto the aged Gowachin from green crystal flasks.

Drink there was, set out in a crystal flask on the ornate table, but after his recent encounter he feared to taste it.

He took two small crystal glasses from the case, then a flat-sided crystal flask.

The attendants finished their work, departed, taking the oddly shaped crystal flasks with them.