| An 1879 claret jug can be seen as a pared-down variant of an 1862 gothic silver and glass flagon designed by William Butterfield. |
| Single-note riffs, made of notes as fat and furrowed as truck tires, get pushed through old amps and a flagon of echo. |
| He stood and began pouring from a tall earthenware flagon, filling tankards with ale. |
| He said it as he picked up a flagon and put it under the spout of a wine barrel. |
| According to English inventories, the term flagon refers to a tall, pear-shaped vessel with a narrow neck and chain. |
| A large flagon contained grog, the drink consumed by every person on board. |
