Large Black Attic Earthenware Vessel With Double Handle
Origin : Athens, Greece
Era : 500 BC
Dimensions : 23 cm diameter x 18 cm height
An exceptional example of black Attic ceramics, made in Athens, Greece, circa 500 BC. A large piece in perfect condition. Its bulbous shape is remarkable, with two lateral handles. The upper part is adorned with a magnificent black glaze and the rim and opening are elegantly raised. Originally intended for holding liquids or preserving food, it is now used as a superb flower vase. In perfect condition, it measures 23 cm in diameter.
Provenance: Canadian collection, 1990s, acquired from Bonhams London.
Era : 500 BC
Dimensions : 23 cm diameter x 18 cm height
An exceptional example of black Attic ceramics, made in Athens, Greece, circa 500 BC. A large piece in perfect condition. Its bulbous shape is remarkable, with two lateral handles. The upper part is adorned with a magnificent black glaze and the rim and opening are elegantly raised. Originally intended for holding liquids or preserving food, it is now used as a superb flower vase. In perfect condition, it measures 23 cm in diameter.
Provenance: Canadian collection, 1990s, acquired from Bonhams London.
1 495 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Terracotta
Diameter: 23
Height: 19
Reference (ID): 1761939
Availability: In stock
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