Greek Pottery

Lot # 944 - APULIAN RED-FIGURE KRATER Apulia, 4th–3rd century BC. Large red-figure krater with wide flaring rim, deep rounded body and ring foot. The vessel is decorated with figural scenes in red-figure technique: on one side a seated nude youth facing a standing female figure holding a mirror, with additional ornamental elements; on the other side two draped figures in conversation. Beneath the rim runs a decorative band composed of stylised palmettes and olive branches. Added red and white details visible. Broken and repaired in several areas; surface wear, abrasions and minor losses. Height: 31.5 cm. Rim diameter: 33 cm.NO EXTRA EU SHIPPING

Lot # 933 - SIX TERRA SIGILLATA HEADS Late Roman period, North Africa, c. 4th - 6th century AD. Lot of six (6) red slip ware heads, mostly part of figurines. Heights: from 30 to 55 mm. Missing parts and damages.

Lot # 932 - POTTERY FEMALE STATUETTE Roman period, North Africa, c. 4th - 6th century AD. Late Roman terracotta figurine, depicting a frontal female figure with crossed hands. Interesting stylistic rendering of the hair and dress decoration, both front and back. Height: 116 mm. Composite figure; head and torso from different sources.

Lot # 928 - CORINTHIAN UNGUENTARIUM Corinth or Ionia, first half of the 6th century BC. Corinthian unguentarium configured in the form of a crouching fawn, with removable head serving as a cap. Dotted decoration on body and head, with synthetic but good rendering of anatomical details. Length: 70 mm. Height (with head/cap): 97 mm. Restorations at the head/cap and minor missing on it, otherwise intact and complete item.

Lot # 944 - GNATHIAN STYLE SKYPHOS Apulian culture, c. 4th century BC. Small skyphos in the style of Gnathia, with receding lip, downward tapering body, ring foot, and horizontal rod handles. Black paint decoration with overpainting in white in the form of an olive branch. Dimensions: 133 x 57 mm. One handle professionally restored, otherwise intact.