Chrismatory
chrismatory
A metal jar or small cylindrical box for holding oil of catechumens , oil of the sick, and chrism . The word formerly designated the cloth covering wrapped about relics; a pall or corporal; a vessel for the Blessed Eucharist ; a cere-cloth covering of the altar-table; also, the white-hooded robes of the newly baptized .
Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
Chrismatory
is a vase for holding chrism; otherwise called ampulla (q.v.). That used by William of Wykeham is preserved in New College, Oxford.