ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN CERAMIC OLPE PITCHER - EX. MUSEUM
Ca. 700-600 BC.
A pottery vessel formed in brown, black, and red with incised decoration, the ovoid body with linear bands and rays emerging from the base, the central register with incised scale pattern, the neck with rosette, the strap handle connects the shoulder with a flat, flaring rim. For a similar example, see The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Inventory number 97.3.A.
Size: L:195mm / W:110mm ; 368g
Provenance: Property of London Ancient Art Gallery; EX. Private Collection, Pennsylvania; acquired from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology in 1965.
Estimate: GBP 1500 - 3000