Antiquities, Pre-Columbian & Ethnographic Art

Ca. 350 B.C. The skyphoid pyxis was a very popular vase type in the Greek Colony of Sicily. This fine and RARE terracotta vessel has an ovoid body wit

The form personifies the term classic! Greek, South Italy, Ca 350 BC, blackware hydria – vessel used to mix wine and water at the banquets – with lust

Daunia, ca. 5th to 4th century BC. Pottery jug with bands of tan decoration encircling the bulbous body. 19 x 14 cm. Provenance: Ex-private Dutch co

Daunia, ca. 5th to 4th century BC. Terracotta pottery vessel decorated with colored bands; in the middle of bowl portion there is a single bird figure

This is a beautiful oinochoe (wine jug), made in southern Italy in circa the 3rd century B.C.; probably it is from the Greek colony of Campania. The v

Greece, Tanagra, ca. 3rd century B.C. Terracotta statuette of an Eros playing the zither, represented his arm raised in a playing position. Unfortunat

Boeotia Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd Century BC Standing with exposed chest, loose toga faling from his shoulders and over his arm and wearing

Greek art, Tarentum, ca. 3rd century B.C. Hieratic pose, smiling slightly, her hair covered with a diadem. The piece has pierced ears probably meant t

Greek Art, 3rd century B.C. Statuette of a young woman, perhaps a maenad, standing, swaying gracefully, resting on her right leg, one hand on hip and

Greece, ca. 3rd - 2nd century BC. This charming terracotta is in the shape of a small bird with a smooth rounded body and folded wings. The piece is m