Greek Vases

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KANTHAROS (SOUTH ITALIAN (?), RED-FIGURE)

RF -425 TO -375

Attische Bauchlekythos mit Glanztonüberzug

Attic 425-401 v. Chr.

Attic Red-Figure Oinochoe, Shape 4

RF late 5th–early 4th century B.C.

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos

RF 425-401 v. Chr.

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 425-401 v. Chr.

LEKYTHOS, SQUAT (ATHENIAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -425 TO -375

Terracotta pyxis (box)

RF late 5th century BCE

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 425-401 v. Chr.

Black-Gloss Lebes Gamikos (Nuptial Bowl)

Greek or South Italian c. 425–375 BCE

Terracotta lekythos (oil flask)

Rotfiguriges Alabastron, nicht attisch

RF 420-400 v. Chr.

Kleine Kanne (Becher, einhenkliger Becher, Riefelbecher aus dem Silberfund von Paternò)

Greek 420-380 v. Chr.

Attic Red-figure Pyxis

Terracotta chous

Attic late 5th century BCE

Attische rotfigurige Bauchlekythos mit weißer Bemalung und Vergoldung

RF 420-400 v. Chr.

Kelchkrater: Telephoskrater

420-380 v. Chr.

Terracotta oinochoe: chous (jug)

Lekythos (Attisch-weißgrundige Lekythos (sog. Huge Lekythos))

WG 420-380 v. Chr.

Terracotta chous

Attic late 5th century BCE

Cup

Greek (South Italian, Apulian) 420–380 B.C.

Schale (Attisch rotfigurige Trinkschale (Kylix))

RF 420-400 v. Chr.

Attic Black-Ware Glaze Stemless Cup

Greek (Attic) about 420 B.C.

Terracotta oinochoe: chous (jug)

Oinochoe, chous

Attic Red-Figure Squat Lekythos

RF about 410–400 B.C.

Attic Red-figure Squat Lekythos: Eros and Woman

RF c. 400-375 BCE

Etrusco-Campanian Squat Lekythos

Etruscan c. 400 BCE

Squat Lekythos (oil flask): Seated woman, swan and Eros

Mixing bowl (bell-krater) with comic athletes in a palaestra

RF about 400–380 B.C.

Attic or Campanian Squat Lekythos with Ribbed Body

Greek c. 400-379 BCE

Attic Squat Lekythos

Greek c. 400-370 BCE

Red-Figure Squat Lekythos (Oil Vessel): Eros and Woman

RF c. 400–380 BCE

White-Ground Lekythos (Oil Vessel): Mourners at Tomb

WG c. 400s BCE, with modern painting

Attisch-rotfigurige Pelike

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

Lukanischer Glockenkrater

400-376 v. Chr.

Rotfiguriger faliskischer Stamnos (Faliskisch-rotfiguriger Stamnos)

RF 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr.

Apulische Bauchamphora

RF 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr.

$Schale [Komm.: Vgl. zwei Schalen im Museum in Chiusi. \\ Eine dritte mit nicht genau feststellbarer Inv.Nr. (vielleicht [18]62). \\ Standort : 2. Hauptsaal, 1. Vitrine, 2. Fach von unten, rechte vordere Ecke. (Okt. 1962)] (Etruskische Trinkschale)$

RF 400-350 v. Chr.

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos mit weißer Bemalung und Vergoldungen

RF 400-390 v. Chr.

Rotfiguriger faliskischer Kolonettenkrater (Stangenhenkelkrater)

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

Alabastron auf flacher Standfläche (Alabastron mit Fuβ)

4. Jahrhundert v. Chr.

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

PELIKE (ATHENIAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Attisch-rotfigurige Oinochoe (Weinkanne)

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

FIGURE VASE, LEKYTHOS (SOUTH ITALIAN (?), RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

LEKYTHOS, SQUAT (SOUTH ITALIAN, CAMPANIAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Red-figure Squat Lekythos: Palmette Decoration

RF 400 BCE-300 BCE

Omphalosschale, Glanzton

400-200 v. Chr.

Netz-Lekythos (Attische Bauchlekythos; Netzlekythos)

Attic 400-350 v. Chr.

Red-figure Bell Krater: Woman Holding a Wreath

RF 4th century BCE

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 400-390 v. Chr.

Attische Lekythos in Form einer Figurengruppe mit Aphrodite und Adonis

Attic 400-350 v. Chr.

KRATER, BELL (SOUTH ITALIAN, LUCANIAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Attic Red-Figure Lebes Gamikos

RF about 400 B.C.

OINOCHOE (ETRUSCAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos

RF 400-350 v. Chr.

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

LEKYTHOS, SQUAT (SOUTH ITALIAN, CAMPANIAN, RED-FIGURE)

RF -400 TO -300

Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)

RF 400-376 v. Chr.

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