Greek pottery oil lamp

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #773091
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A pottery oil lamp of uncommon form mounted with a horse-shoe shaped strap handle to the rear. The original black-glazed surface survives in patches. Greek, 6th - 4th Century BC Surface extensively worn otherwise intact. Size: 8.9 x 5.4 cms Ex. private collection, Wiltshire, UK.

Greek Apulian red-figure neck-amphora, 340 - 300 BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #773037

A fully intact Greek Apulian red-figure neck-amphora, circa 340-300 BC. Decorated on both sides with a female head. Large volutes and various other filling ornaments below the handles. Height: 18.8 cm. Diameter across top: 7.9 cm. Diameter of base: 6.0 cm. Excellent condition, without restorations. A tiny chip to the rim of the mouth, another below the base rim . Minor calcareous deposits and etched root marks to the surface. Ex German private collection.

Greek Apulian black glazed decorated kylix, C. 350 BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #772714

Ancient Greek black glazed kylix, South Italy, circa 350 BC. Decorated in the center with five impressed palmettes around an incised circle. Very nice metallic shine to the dark grey-black glaze. Width from handle to handle: 20 cm. Height: 4.8 cm. Excellent condition. No restorations. Single ancient kiln flaw to the rim showing as a small crack. Some calcareous deposits and etched root marks. Ex German private collection.

Greek black glazed decorated dish, C. 350 BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #772430

Magnificent intact ancient Greek black glazed dish decorated with five impressed palmettes connected by five impressed arc shape lines. South Italy, circa 350 BC. With nice metallic shine inside. Diameter across rim: 18.1 cm. Height: 4.7 cm. In excellent intact condition. No cracks, no chips, no restoration. Thin calcareous deposits on the reverse. Purchased on the Dutch art market.

Rare large Greek Apulian Xenon olpe, circa 325 BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #772058

Rare large ancient Greek Apulian Xenon olpe, circa 325 BC. The body is painted with pinkish orange-red color slip: radiating vertical stripes on the shoulder, the central frieze with olive leafs, a horizontal band with chevrons below. Height: 16.4 cm. Wonderful intact condition. No chips, no cracks, no restorations. Some wear of the paint in places. One small hairline to the rim. Purchased on the Dutch art market.

Greek Apulian black glazed kylix, 4th Century BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #772055

Ancient Greek Apulian black glazed kylix, 4th Century BC. Decorated in the center with four impressed palmettes around an incised circle. Black glaze circle and dot on the base. Width from handle to handle: 18.6 cm. Height: 4.2 cm. In excellent intact condition. Only one tiny chip to the rim. No restorations. Minor calcareous deposits. Ex German private collection.

Ancient Greek Vase

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #771000

An Apulian Xenon ware oenochoe, nicely decorated with a palmette and tendrils. Some wear to the decoration and a few chips and wear on the rim. It looks as if this piece may have actually been used rather than being strictly funerary. Magna Graecia, last part of the 4th Century BC. Height 11.7CM [4 5/8”].

Apulian red figure lekythos, circa 325 BC.

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #770994

Apulian red figure lekythos decorated with a female head ("lady of fashion") between large volutes. Vertical stripes to the lower section of the neck. Circa 325 BC. Upper part slightly curved to right when looking at the front side. A tiny chip below the rim of the mouth, otherwise in wonderful intact condition. No restorations. Height: 11.7 cm. Bought on the Dutch art market.

Attic Lekythos by the Eretria Painter, circa 430 BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #769325

Red-figure lekythos attributed to the Eretria Painter. The body is decorated with two muses facing each other. The woman on the right is holding a lyre with a long red ribbon. Between the muses an inscription reading KAL(I)OPA. Kaliope, daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne, was the muse of epic poetry. This is the second known vase of the Eretria Painter while he was active in the workshop of the Achilles Painter. Greek, from Athens, circa 430 BC. H. 27.5 cm (10.8 in). Good quality and condition ... Click for details

Greek Attic Lekythos of the Phanyllis Group, Athens, ci

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Pottery Pre AD 1000: item #769323

Attic black-figure lekythos with the rather rare depiction of Pegasus. The winged horse is striding between youths. On the vessel's shoulder an upright palmette flanked by attendants. Greek, from Athens, circa 530 BC. H. 16.5 cm (6.5 in). Broken spout and foot reattached, otherwise intact. Reddish glaze slightly worn in places. German art market.