Proto Corinthian Pottery Covered Pyxis

Greek, Corinth, ca. late 6th century BCE. A two part, spool-shaped pottery vessel with painted geometric designs, possibly lettering, on the exterior of the top and sides. This is also referred to as

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Ancient Greece, Corinth, Proto-Corinthian/Etruscan-Corinthian, ca. 640 to 625 CE. A bichrome terracotta proto-Corinthian aryballos in the shape of a recumbent ram with long, slender legs tucked beneat

Greece, Corinth, ca. late 6th century BCE. A two-part polychrome pyxis, most likely used to hold cosmetics, ointments, or trinkets - its attractive form comprised of a globular body, corseted shoulder

Greece, Corinth, ca. 6th century BCE. Lovely rounded pottery pyxis sitting on short foot with even shorter rim which is capped by a round lid with spooled knob handle. Body is decorated with alternati

Ancient Corinthian Large Pottery BiChrome Pyxis, Late Corinthian II, 550 - 500 century BC. A sizeable buff pottery rounded vessel with two arched handles on shoulder, constricted rim (once lidded) and

A Corinthian pottery oinochoe Early 6th Century B.C. By the Painter of Boston F471, of broad-bottomed form with high-arched broad strap handle, the body decorated in umber and crimson with a siren fl

KATHERINE KOPMAN (1870-1950) NEWCOMB COLLEGE ART POTTERY COVERED JAR / SUGAR BOWL, having blue hand-painted decorations featuring repeated pear-form designs to body with gingko-like leaf design to cov

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

Tiffany StudiosPottery Covered Jarcirca 1910glazed earthenwareincised "LCT / A / B"9 in. highProvenance:Private Collection, New York

Newcomb College Pottery Covered jar with blossoms USA, 1933glazed earthenware 5 h x 6 dia in (13 x 15 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and date code to underside 'NC UG52' with incised uniden

Three Corinthian pottery vessels Circa 7th-6th Century B.C. Two aryballoi, one a piriform example, the buff body decorated with a hunting scene, the huntsman with raised spear confronting a boar chas

Greece, Corinth, ca. late 6th century BCE. A lidded polychrome pyxis, most likely used to hold cosmetics, ointments, or trinkets - its attractive form comprised of a globular body, corseted shoulder,

SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY COVERED JAREarly 20th CenturyGreen glaze and landscape band.Height 5”.

A Corinthian pottery aryballos Circa early 6th Century B.C. The body with the winged figure of Pegasus leaping to the left, rosettes in the field, concentric rings on the everted rim and around the b

Greece, Corinth, ca. 7th to 6th century CE. A gorgeous and striking pale buff plate with black, red, and white motifs of swans and flowers. The plate stands on a small, round foot and the coil of pott

Hellenistic / Ancient Greek - Etrusco Corinthian Olpe Ewer as found, with breaks, repaired losses etc. The vessle has a partially intact double handle, and three bands with black and red figures inclu

Pair of Delft Pottery Covered Jars Height 18 inches. C

Greece, Corinth, Rhodes, or eastern Greece, Archaic period, ca. 700 to 600 BCE. A very attractive aryballos (a vessel used to hold scented oils and perfumes in the bath) of a classic globular form wit

Ca. 650 BC An important piriform aryballos in superior condition decorated black and red figures with overlapping scales. Rays on the shoulder and around the mouth. 3¼" tall.Size: L:88mm / W:54mm

Robert Chapman Turner (1913-2005) Studio Pottery Covered Water Vessel with Kintsugi, Alfred, New York, c. 1990, incised artist's mark, ht. 9 1/4 in. Footnotes: Provenance: The Collection of Rostislav

ROMONA, SANTA CLARA POTTERY COVERED BOX, H 4", L 3.5" A Santa Clara Native American pottery covered box. Features geometric designs to the box and lid. Signed "Romona" to the underside. Width 3". Ex-c

Magna Graecia, South Italy, Apulia, Canosan, ca. 3rd century BCE. A polychrome pyxis of a striking form, the body a cylindrical shape gently flaring toward the bottom, corseting to a protruding band,

Magna Graecia, South Italy, Apulia, Canosan, ca. 3rd c BCE. A polychrome pyxis of a striking form, the body a cylindrical shape gently flaring toward the bottom, corseting to a protruding band, and re