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Large Apulian Bell Krater // Magna Graecia 350 BCE
Product Description
This R-figure painted, pottery wine mixing bowl is standing on a graceful pedestal foot which supports the bell shaped body with two opposing handles beneath the flared, wide rim. The main scene shows a standing, nude, winged Eros holding a situla in his lowered left hand, his right grasping a wreath, extended towards a maiden who charges away from him. She holds a stalk of wheat in her left hand and a tambourine in her right and is clad in a one-shouldered, draped garment. It also features palmettes under the handles and the workshop-painted reverse with typical two standing, toga clad youthful men, each with a staff. Finally, you'll see a Greek key border below, and a laurel leaf border above.
Product Details
- ColorsRed, Black
- Materials
pottery
- Measurements
15."L x 16"W x 15"H
- OriginItaly
— Glazed Wine Mixing Bowl
— Magna Graecia, 350 BCE
— Bell Shaped Body With Two Opposing Handles Beneath The Flared, Wide Rim
— Reassembled From Large, Original Pieces
— Completed With Very Little Fill Other Than In The Break Lines
— Provenance: Ex. Royal Athena Gallery, NYC
Shipping Information
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Shipping AvailabilityContiguous United States
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Shipping PolicyWhite Glove Delivery
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White Glove Charges$1,499.00 first item / $1,499.00 each additional ?White glove service includes delivery into the room of choice with removal of packaging. White glove service does NOT include assembly IF the item requires it.
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Ship In3-5 weeks ⓘ
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Return PolicyFinal sale, not eligible for return or cancellation