Etruscan Pottery Amphora

South Etruria, Cerveteri or Veio, Ca. 650 - 640 BC. An Etruscan bucchero nikosthenic amphora with engraved vertical lines in the central register of the body. The large conical neck is connected to an

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 350 - 400 BCE. A small, attractive pottery amphora; painted finish serves to accentuate the contours of this superb form. A very nice example. Size: 3.9" W x 4.5" H (9.9 c

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 500 BCE. A lovely Etruscan pottery amphora of a classic form with a bulbous body upon a raised round foot, a flared rim at the top, and gracefully curved twin bifurcated h

Ancient Etruscan Terra Cotta Vase. Size: 5 ¾”w x 9 ¼”h.

Etruria, norththern Italy, ca. last quarter of the 4th century BCE. A very rare and unusual vessel that is a hybrid of a peilke and an amphora. Large bulbous base with thin high neck and twin strap ha

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 6th century BCE. A large and impressive pottery amphora of a fine form with a classic bulbous body upon a raised splayed foot, a thick rim at the top, and gracefully curve

Ancient Etruscan Bucchero Ware Incised Ribbed Amphora c.6th century BC. Size 7 1/2 inches high, 5 inches diameter. Blackware pottery amphora, having opposing strap handles and a tapered bulbous body w

A Group of Classical-Style Artifacts Comprising a Corinthian painted earthenware amphora, a miniature earthenware pottery head of a youth; a fragmentary red pottery Etruscan-style figure of a woman ho

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 5th century BCE. A wonderful highly polished bucchero amphora of the Nikosthenic type - so named from the Greek Attic pottery who "invented" this style with wide strap han

Ancient Greece, Athens, Early Attic, ca. 6th century BCE. A very large and incredibly fine black-figure neck amphora of an exceptionally elegant, classic form - both sides expertly painted with mesmer

A matching pair of 19th century Alhambra pottery luster glazed vases or urns, decorated in the hispano moresque style both sitting on iron stands. Measures: The urns, 24 inches tall Domestic Shipping:

Ca. 525-500 BC A large Etruscan amphora by Micali painter with double sided panels of black and red sirens are beautifully rendered as well as looming pairs of eyes and accented in ivy. The actual nam

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Western China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A large pottery vase, the surface burnished to a fine grey hue and inlaid with bronze bosses. Panels of incised

Greece, Corinthian, ca. late 7th century BCE. A very large and highly decorated amphora from the Orientalizing period, with its body divided into horizontal registers separated by thick chocolate brow

Near East, Iran, Parthian, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A striking, wheel-made ceramic vase of a classic amphora form with a globular body, narrow cylindrical neck, flared rim, and twin, triple-reeded s

Etruria, central Italy, ca. 600 to 400 BCE. A breathtakingly beautiful terracotta bust depicting a beautiful visage of a young woman with delicate features including almond-shaped eyes with nicely del

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Ban Chiang, ca. 1st millennium BCE. An elegant amphora of an impressively grand scale with a sinuous profile and rounded bottom as well as an intricate red on cream painted d

Italy, Etruscan culture, ca. 768 to 264 BCE. A huge pottery brazier, round in form, with the clay a deep red color and signs of use. Twin rings around the rim have been stamped using a cylinder stamp

Lot 78 Chinese Tang Style Pottery Amphora with straw-glaze applied to the body of the vessel height: 16 1/2 inches diameter: 7 1/4 inches

Cypriot, most likely Cypro Archaic Period I, 750-600 B.C. Dimensions: Height 8 1/2 in. (21.6 cm.) Provenance: Ex- Private early collection, assembled in the 1960's / 1970's-- M.R. Collection. Conditio

Lot 79 Chinese Straw Glazed Pottery Amphora with Dragon Handles (Tang Dynasty or later ) with the neck flanked by two dragon form handles and with glaze applied to the upper half of the vessel height

Fitted as Lamps, mounted on mahogany bases. Vase: 16-1/2"h Overall: 32"h Provenance: Property from a Private Westchester New York Collector

BAUCHAMPHORE Etruskisch / Faliskisch (?) Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. H 34,5 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Botschafter Dr. Alfred M. Escher (1906-1980), Zürich (erworben vor 1959). CHF 1 500 / 2 00

Iron Age, 1050-850 B.C. With small looped side handles, short sloping shoulder and ring neck, slender body tapering to a pointed base. Cf. Markoe, G. E., Peoples of the Past: Phoenicians, Berkeley, 20