Greek Vases

201,260 ancient vases from collections worldwide

Black-glaze Squat Lekythos
Lekythos
Greek 4th-3rd century BCE
Pelike
Pelike
Attic 4th century BCE
Attic Red-Figure Bell Krater
Krater
RF early 4th century B.C.
Alabastron
Alabastron
Greek 4th–1st century B.C.
Foot of a Red-Figure Oinochoe (Wine Jug)
Oinochoe
RF 300s BCE
Terracotta calyx-krater (bowl for mixing wine and water)
Krater
RF 4th century BCE
Miniature Etruscan Kantharos
Kantharos
Etruscan 4th century B.C.
Terracotta hydria: kalpis (water jar)
Hydria
RF 1st quarter of the 4th century BCE
Terracotta bell-krater (mixing bowl)
Krater
RF early 4th century BCE
Red-figure Skyphos: Two Youths
Skyphos
RF c. 390 BCE
Red-figure Bell Krater: Seated Woman with a Flowering Branch
Krater
RF 390-380 BCE
Early Apulian Red-figure Pelike: Two Youths by a Stele
Pelike
RF c. 383-370 BCE
Calyx Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Two Youths
Krater
RF c. 383-370 BCE
Terracotta lekythos (oil flask) in the form of a sphinx
Lekythos
RF ca. 380–360 BCE
Lucanian Pelike
Pelike
Greek (South Italian, Lucanian) about 380 B.C.
Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos mit Reliefschmuck
Lekythos
RF 375-350 v. Chr.
Hydria (Kampanische Hydria)
Hydria
RF 375-325 v. Chr.
Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos
Lekythos
RF 375-350 v. Chr.
Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)
Lekythos
RF 375-350 v. Chr.
Terracotta squat lekythos (oil jar)
Lekythos
RF mid-4th century BCE
Water jar (hydria)
Hydria
RF about 360–350 B.C.
Attisch rotfigurige Bauchlekythos (Aryballos)
Lekythos
RF 375-350 v. Chr.
Attische-rotfiguriger Glockenkrater
Krater
RF 375-350 v. Chr.
Stemless Cup
Kylix
Etruscan 375–350 B.C.
Funerary Lekythos
Lekythos
Greek (Attic) about 375 B.C.
Apulische Phlyakenkanne
Oinochoe
Apulian 375-350 v. Chr.
Drinking cup (kylix)
Kylix
RF 380–360 B.C.
Hydria (water jar): Women at a Washstand with Erotes and a Youth
Hydria
RF 370 BCE-360 BCE
Funerary Loutrophoros of Aristomachos
Loutrophoros
Greek (Attic) about 370 B.C.
Pitcher (trefoil oinochoe)
Oinochoe
RF about 340 B.C.
Paestanischer, rotfiguriger Kelchkrater
Krater
RF 360-340 v. Chr.
Drinking cup (kylix) with Athena, Herakles, and Eros
Kylix
RF 380–350 B.C.
Skyphos
Skyphos
Italic, Latin, Faliscan 375–350 B.C.
Trick amphora-rhython
Amphora
RF 370–350 B.C.
Deckelbüchse (Schmuckbüchse mit Stiel, Deckelbüchse mit Stiel, Spulenpyxis aus dem Silberfund von Paternò)
Pyxis
Greek 360-340 v. Chr.
Funerary Lekythos
Lekythos
Greek about 360 B.C.
Etruskisch-rotfigurige Kylix
Kylix
RF 360-340 v. Chr.
Kylix
Kylix
Greek c. 350 BCE
Apulian Red-figure Kantharos: Eros Pursuing a Hare
Kantharos
RF c. 350-300 BCE
Pitcher (epichysis)
Oinochoe
South Italian about 330 B.C.
Pitcher (oinochoe)
Oinochoe
South Italian about 340–330 B.C.
Beaked Pitcher with Carinated Body (Schnabelkanne)
Oinochoe
Etruscan mid 4th century BCE
Oil flask (lekythos)
Lekythos
RF about 335–325 B.C.
Squat lekythos
Lekythos
South Italian, Apulian ca. 350–300 BCE
Kelchkrater, apulisch (Apulischer Kelchkrater)
Krater
RF 350-326 v. Chr.
Apulian Red-figure Lid from a Pyxis or Lekanis
Pyxis
RF 350-300 BCE
Terracotta skyphos (deep drinking cup)
Skyphos
South Italian, Apulian, Gnathian ca. 350–325 BCE
Terracotta hydria (water jar)
Hydria
RF ca. 350–300 BCE
Attic Red-Figure Oinochoe (Shape 3)
Oinochoe
RF about 350 B.C.
Volutenkrater des Dareios-Maler (Apulischer Volutenkrater)
Krater
Apulian 350-326 v. Chr.
Eierschale (Silberschale, Phiale, Eierschale mit Omphalos aus dem Silberfund von Paternò)
Kylix
Greek 350-300 v. Chr.
Terracotta skyphos
Skyphos
South Italian, Gnathian second half of the 4th century BCE
Apulische Hydria
Hydria
RF 350-326 v. Chr.
Spätfaliskischer Volutenkrater
Krater
RF 350-326 v. Chr.
Terracotta squat lekythos
Lekythos
South Italian second half of the 4th century BCE
Oinochoe
Oinochoe
South Italian, Apulian ca. 350–300 BCE
Volutenkrater des Unterwelt-Malers, apulisch (Apulischer Volutenkrater)
Krater
Attic 350-326 v. Chr.
Volutenkrater, apulisch (Apulischer Volutenkrater)
Krater
RF 350-326 v. Chr.
Calenian Kylix with Head of Arethusa
Kylix
South Italian c. 350-250 BCE
Terracotta skyphos
Skyphos
South Italian, Gnathian second half of the 4th century BCE
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