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GREEK VASE

• ANCIENT GREEK MANNER PAINTED
  ANCIENT GREEK MANNER PAINTED POTTERY VASE Ancient Greek manner hand painted pottery Lekythos vase with gladiator motif, signed "Atelier Phidias" to underside. 10.25" H x 5" Diameter.
• Group of Greek jewelry and
  Group of Greek jewelry and pottery vessels. ?
• ANCIENT GREEK RED-FIGURE POTTERY
  ANCIENT GREEK RED-FIGURE POTTERY VASE c. 4th c. BCE, the black glaze two-handled cup depicting mythological subjects from Bestia, accompanied by gallery label, 3.25" x 6.25"l x 3.75"w
• Two Greek vessels: [askos] (pouring
  Two Greek vessels: [askos] (pouring vessel), earthenware with polychrome geometric decoration, probably 4th century B.C., 7-1/2 in., [surface abrasions and minor chips]; [bombylios], small vessel with rounded base, owl and bull decoration with scraffito elements, 5-1/4 in., [corrosion, mineral stain, surface losses, body with minor chips only].
• GREEK STYLE POTTERY VESSELGreek
  GREEK STYLE POTTERY VESSELGreek style terra cotta pottery vessel / vase. Black painted decoration. 12"H. Losses to decoration, chips to base, roughness to rim, apparent repairs to handle.
• ANCIENT GREEK MANNER "DIANA AND
  ANCIENT GREEK MANNER "DIANA AND APOLLO" VASE Ancient Greek manner "Diana and Apollo" hand painted Kylix urn pottery vase, signed "Kutahi" to underside. 4.75" H x 10.75" W x 8.25" D.
• "AKPON STUDIO" GREEK REPLICA VASES
  "AKPON STUDIO" GREEK REPLICA VASES Five hand painted vases including: amphora depicting Hephaestus, 5 ½"; pitcher depicting Zeus, 7 ¾"; kylix depicting horses pulling a chariot with rider which read "of the prizes from Athens", 5 ½" x 13 ½"; lidded dish with tripod legs depicting Achilles to the interior and on the lid Zeus, Dionysus, Artemis, and Demeter, 5 ¾" x 7"; krater depicting Achilles on a chariot, and Plutus and Demeter verso, 10" x 9".
• ANCIENT GREEK RED FIGURE LEKYTHOS
  ANCIENT GREEK RED FIGURE LEKYTHOS POTTERY VASE: Ancient Greek most likely 4th-5th century BC red figure lekythos featuring Dionysus with box grape vine and serpent. Originally purchased at the Royal Athena Gallery in New York missing label. 8 1/4'' h. x 3 1/2''.CONDITION: As common with these pieces note restoration and chips
• GREEK ATTIC BLACKWARE POTTERY
  GREEK ATTIC BLACKWARE POTTERY VESSELS, 3 Three Ancient Greek Attic ceramic clay pottery blackware wheel-thrown vessels comprising one double-handled and footed tazza or skyphos, one double-handled kylix or drinking cup, and one handled vase jug. Kylix: 2.25" H x 7.75" W x 5.5" D. Provenance: Property from the Upper East Side estate of M.H., a Slovak refugee who seems to have collected in the early 1980s.
• A Classical-Style Plaster Amphora
  A Classical-Style Plaster Amphora Vase of ancient Greek inspiration decorated with figures in black and white height 33 in. diameter 19 in.
• GREEK ARCHAIC POTTERY PROTOME
  GREEK ARCHAIC POTTERY PROTOME (VOTIVE HEAD)Western Greece, Archaic Period, ca. 6th to 5th century BCE. A lovely mold-made earthenware protome of a female face, probably a goddess, with a slender visage, comprised of ovoid eyes, a prominent nose, full lips, and a protruding chin. Her arched brows sit just below a curved hairline that stretches from one naturalistic ear to the other, framing her entire profile. All is surmounted by a large headdress. This example would have been painted with bright colors upon completion. It is perforated through the top of the head for suspension, probably in a personal altar in a home. She is set in a modern frame with a cloth matte for easy and elegant display. Size: 3.8" W x 6" H (9.7 cm x 15.2 cm); of frame: 15" W x 17" H (38.1 cm x 43.2 cm) Provenance: ex-John Hurter collection, Palm Springs, California, USA, acquired prior to 1995 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #178936 Condition: Professionally repaired with some restoration. Age commensurate wear with nicks and abrasions as shown, but otherwise very nice with good remaining detail and some small areas of remaining pigment. Set in a modern frame with cloth matte and a suspension loop on verso for display.
• PAIR OF CLASSICAL GREEK STYLE
  PAIR OF CLASSICAL GREEK STYLE RED-FIGURE TWO-HANDLED VASES Each ovoid bowl with band of classical figures and anthemia flanked by c-scroll fluted handles. Provenance: Bernd Goeckler Antiques New York. 19 in.
• Decorated Greek [krater], two
  Decorated Greek [krater], two male figures, one winged, one wearing toga, geometric borders, anthemion decoration below two handles, 6th century B.C., 11 in. Repaired cracks to base and rim, surface decoration with chips and abrasions.
• GREEK-STYLE RED-FIGURE POTTERY
  GREEK-STYLE RED-FIGURE POTTERY VASEmodern 9 inches wide; 9 3/4 inches high Condition:
• GREEK APULIAN WARE KYLIX, MAGNA
  GREEK APULIAN WARE KYLIX, MAGNA GRAECIAGreek Apulian Ware Kylix, Magna Graecia The interior decoration depicting the figure of winged eros holding a box and seated on a rock surrounded by a key fret border, the underside painted with additional figures and palmettes; the vessel mounted on a mirrored pedestal within a plexiglass case; diameter: 8 1/4 in., height: 2 in. Provenance: Provenance: Collection of a Massachusetts Professor. Condition: "as is" with breaks and repairs.
• GREEK ATTIC RED-FIGURE STEMMED
  GREEK ATTIC RED-FIGURE STEMMED KYLIX W/ EPHEBESAncient Greece, Athens, ca. 500 to 480 BCE. A beautiful pottery kylix, expertly hand-painted with images of ephebes or Greek youths in red-figure technique. Boasting a classically elegant profile, the dish sits upon a pedestal foot, displaying impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad, annular rim flanked by twin, upwards arching handles. A central tondo adorns the basin, featuring a pair of conversing youths swathed in peploi and crowned by thick coiffures. The ephebe on the left is shown in profile facing right and draped in a hemmed himation, while his companion stands with legs crossed, presenting a bare shoulder and arm which he extends outward. A lovely border of meander and cross motifs encircles the scene. The exterior of the vessel showcases similar scenes, presenting a trio of ephebes in avid discourse on each side. All of the figures also wear peploi, as each scene shows 2 of the ephebes confronting - 1 of which extends an arm towards the other - as the third youth observes the discussion. Size: 11.6" Diameter x 4" H (29.5 cm x 10.2 cm) Three palmette designs embellish the area beneath each handle, while the majority of the kylix is enveloped in a lustrous black glaze, save for the top of the rim and handles, as well as the edge of the foot and a slender circle that surrounds the base of the leg. Virtually no ancient Greek paintings have survived the tests of time. This makes the painted compositions found on ceramic vessels like this example invaluable sources of information about ancient Greek visual art. Refined dishes like this kylix were not merely utilitarian pottery, but rather works of art in their own right, highly prized throughout the classical world. Perhaps the most exciting innovation in Greek vessel painting was the red-figure technique, invented in Athens around 525 BCE and beloved by other artists of Magna Graecia. The red-figure technique allowed for much greater flexibility as opposed to the black-figure technique, for now the artist could use a soft, pliable brush rather than a rigid metal graver to delineate interior details, play with the thickness of the lines, as well as build up or dilute glazes to create chromatic effects. The painter would create figures by outlining them in the natural red of the vase, and then enrich these figural forms with black lines to suggest volume, at times perspectival depth, and movement, bringing those silhouettes and their environs to life. According to the Walter's Museum of Art, "Kylikes were the most common form of drinking vessel in ancient Greece. The exterior was often elaborately decorated, while the tondo in the center was revealed after the contents of the cup were consumed (the scenes were sometimes amusing as well as artistic) ...At the end of a symposium, the reveler might have used this kylix to participate in a game of kottabos, which involved flinging the dregs of his wine from his cup at a target." A nearly identical kylix decorated with red-figure youths was published in Sotheby's London's sale catalogue for 11 December 1989 as lot 130 on pages 74 and 78. Provenance: private Wabasha, Minnesota, USA collection; ex-Nancy and Dr. E.F. Simpson collection, Los Angeles, California, USA, acquired from 1970 to 2000 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #171822 Condition: Professionally repaired and restored with repainting over break lines. Break lines visible in some areas. A few areas of over-painting. Perforation at center of basin. Expected surface wear with minor chipping to rim and foot, as well as some small nicks and abrasions, all commensurate with age. Otherwise, excellent with great remaining pigment and detail.
• French porcelain Neo-Greek style
  French porcelain Neo-Greek style amphora-form vase c.1860 with enamel decorated palmettes bands Greek figures and bronze base converted to an electric table lamp. Vase 14"h. overall 28"h.
• VINTAGE GREEK BLACK-FIGURE
  VINTAGE GREEK BLACK-FIGURE POTTERY VASECeramic vessel in the style of an Ancient Greek black-figure vase with the Victory goddess, Nike. '9' handwritten in black. Handcrafted in Greece. Manufacture bull backstamp on base. Issued: 1930 Dimensions: 7.75"H x 4" dia. Edition Number: 8 Country of Origin: Greece Condition: Age related wear.
• Assorted Roman and Cypriot vessels,
  Assorted Roman and Cypriot vessels, to include a miniature bronze two handled vase, 4.5cm high, a marble globular vase on circular carved stand, 7cm high etc. (9)/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks
• GREEK LEKYTHOS VASEContemporary
  GREEK LEKYTHOS VASEContemporary Greek lekythos vase. Signed on the underside. Chipping to the black paint around the bottom rim 19" H x 4 1/4" base diameter.
• GREEK APULIAN GNATHIAN CERAMIC
  GREEK APULIAN GNATHIAN CERAMIC VESSELS, 4 Four articles of ancient Greek Apulian Gnathian ceramic pottery clay blackware comprising one glazed lekythos or oil vessel, one handled oinoche jug with trefoil lip, one footed skyphos with remnants of polychrome decoration, and one ribbed skythos tazza cup raised on a round foot. Oinoche: 5" H x 3" diameter. Provenance: Property from the Upper East Side estate of M.H., a Slovak refugee who seems to have collected in the early 1980s.
• KOSTAS TSEKOURAS HAND PAINTED
  KOSTAS TSEKOURAS HAND PAINTED POLYCHROME CLAY VESSEL COPY, PARIS - VAGLIS, "ANTIKA DELPHI" 5 1/2"H X 4 3/8"DIAM.Kostas Tsekouras hand painted polychrome clay vessel copy, Paris - Vaglis, "Antika Delphi", Greek terra cotta earthenware ewer pitcher with classical fighting beast decoration. Dimensions: 5 1/2"H x 4 3/8"Diam.
• EUROPEAN 'GRECIAN' DECORATED
  EUROPEAN 'GRECIAN' DECORATED PORCELAIN VASE, HEIGHT: 13-1/4 INCHESEuropean 'Grecian' Decorated Porcelain Vase, Height: 13-1/4 inches
• GREEK 900 SILVER NEOCLASSICAL
  GREEK 900 SILVER NEOCLASSICAL VASE AND PAIR OF FOOTED BOWLS Open work vase with acanthus leaves, birds, cornucopias, and floral garlands, with acanthus leaf borders, four scroll feet, with liner, 5 ½"T x 4 ¾"D at the widest point. Pair bowls of similar design on three scroll feet, 2"T x 5 ½"D each. All pieces marked with markers' hallmarks and 900 underneath. Total weight 23.67 toz.
• ANCIENT GREEK BLACK-FIGURE
  ANCIENT GREEK BLACK-FIGURE POTTERY JUG, EX-MUSEUM Probably 700-300 BCE, black and red slip glazed terracotta, the jar vessel with handle, decorated with a mythological insect-like winged figure between two eyes, further decorated with birds and animals, paper accession label taped to underside with information label, 6"h
• (4) GREEK CLASSICAL STYLE
  (4) GREEK CLASSICAL STYLE EARTHENWARE VESSELS(lot of 4) Greek style earthenware vessels, 20th c., of varied size and form, each adorned with mythological and figural motifs, comprising: (1) narrow neck, fluted rim, single applied loop handle, approx 12"h, 5.5"diam; (1) bottleneck form, approx 11.5"h, 5.5"diam; (1) globular form, approx 8.5"h, 6.5"diam; (1) ruffled rim, approx 10.5"h, 5.5"diam; 5.75lbs total
• A DECORATIVE GREEK STYLE PAINTED
  A DECORATIVE GREEK STYLE PAINTED TERRACOTTA VASE 20th century, volute krater form with painted and sgraffito figural friezes and decorative borders in the Apulian style, unmarked.
• ANCIENT GREEK CERAMIC
  ANCIENT GREEK CERAMIC KYLIXAncient Greek Ceramic Kylix , well with incised decoration, h. 2 in., w. 9 in., d. 6 3/8 in Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Maria Fox, Metairie, LA
• Two "Grand Tour" Black Figure
  Two "Grand Tour" Black Figure Pottery Vases, fourth quarter 19th century, in the ancient Greek style, including an amphora, h. 10", and a lekythos, h. 8-3/4".
• Greek red vessel, Hermes,
  Greek red vessel, Hermes, [lekythos] form, painter Dessypri, Athens, circa 6th century B.C., 12-1/4 in. Restorations including repairs to neck, partially restored foot, other chips, abrasions and surface losses.
• Greek amphora pottery vase with
  Greek amphora pottery vase with wrought iron stand 20th century; pottery vase with incised and painted geometric decoration classical style wrought metal tripod stand 28 in. H. 14 in. W. Estimate $ 150-250 Vase - glaze chips wear interior stains dirty; tripod stand - rust especially on feet appropriate wear.
• TWO GREEK TERRACOTTA VESSELS, BLACK
  TWO GREEK TERRACOTTA VESSELS, BLACK FIGURE & XENON Two Greek terracotta vessels comprising, an Attic black figure shoulder Lekythos or ewer, used for precious oils, of cylindrical form decorated with repeating anthemion; and a miniature Xenon ware Apulian Skyphos, decorated with a band of waves and a band of vertical dashes. Approximate dimensions: Lekythos - h. 5.75", dia. 1.75"; Skyphos - h. 1.25", w. 4.5".
• REPRODUCTION GREEK POTTERY
  REPRODUCTION GREEK POTTERY KRATERReproduction museum copy Greek pottery krater vase. Museum Florence. With hunt, battle, wedding and mythological scenes. 16 7/8"H to top of handles. Minor flakes to painted decoration.
• Antique Venetian glass vase done in
  Antique Venetian glass vase done in the form of a Greek or Roman amphora allover with gold flecks and a light tint resembling the iridescence of roman glass; overall fine with minor surface wear and surface scratches; 8 1/4"
• (3) Greek pottery pieces to include
  (3) Greek pottery pieces to include small dish in figural surround, 4" dia, Grecian style footed pottery planter #9025, 10" dia, 5-1/2"H and Greek handled incised jug, 13-3/4"H
• Pair 20th c. Greek pottery vases.
  Pair 20th c. Greek pottery vases. 15'' Ht.