Touch the ancient world – own a piece of history – but remember it belongs to all humanity
Touch the ancient world – own a piece of history – but remember it belongs to all humanity
$450.00
Light orange-brown clay with polished orange-brown deeper surface. Inside, top and outside of mouth, handle and neck primarily in black (fired dark-brown). Ovoid-cylindrical body; low tapering foot, nearly the same width as body; tubular neck; high inverted cone-shaped mouth with flat top edge. Arched handle from neck to shoulder. Body covered with multiple crossed lines, forming a net pattern, additionally decorated with white dots. Intact. H. 2.9″ (7.4 cm).
See: Robinson D. M. Excavations at Olynthus V. Mosaics, Vases and Lamps. Baltimore, 1933, pls. 146-47; Robinson D. M. Excavations at Olynthus XIII. Vases found in 1934 and 1938. Baltimore, 1950, 160-62, pls. 107-8; Bulas C. Bulletin de correspondance hellenique. 56(1932), 388-98;