What kind of beaker is this?

[Jac@stafford.net]

"Conical cylinders". They're designed so you can put cherries or olives on toothpicks, or perhaps a slice of lemon or lime, and have this with your Dektol cocktail.

Perhaps you have not noticed that Rodinal is indistinguishable from Guinness under OC safe-light.

[John Kasaian]

Here's a Beaker---

[BrianShaw]

Here's a Beaker---

Perhaps we should quit while we are still ahead!

[goamules]

Beaker has a head....just no neck. Actually, his head is kind of cylindrical.

[Dan O'Farrell]

These are sold as Conical Graduated Beaker ( or cylinder), and are excellent for measuring liquid.

[Tin Can]

These are sold as Conical Graduated Beaker ( or cylinder), and are excellent for measuring liquid.

[Jim Noel]

I have and use two (2) of these. One was made by, or for, Kodak and the other is from my pharmacy school days. The Kodak one holds just over a liter and is excellent for mixing , especially liquids. The other holds only 10 cc (ml) and I use for measuring out pyrocat syrup to pour into the larger one to make one Liter of diluted developer.

[Pieter]

I believe it is called a conical graduated cylinder or conical graduate.

[William Whitaker]

Vaguely resembles a Pilsner...

[ic-racer]

I believe it is called a comical graduated cylinder or comical graduate.

Isn't this a comical graduate?