An ancient Greek black terracotta pottery oinochoe, a vessel for pouring wine. The jug is adorned with a trefoil lip, a long, gently curving neck, and a wide shoulder that tapers to a rounded body standing on a flat base. The items like this oinochoe were given as prestigious gifts from and to elite members of society, but also could have been trade items available to a wider range of people in ancient society functional items rather than just prestigious ones. Circa: 4th century B.C. Ancient and Antique Greek and Roman Terracotta Pottery Jugs and Vessels, Desk Wares, Museum Pieces, and Historical Artifacts.

Dimensions: H 7 x D 1 7/8 in. All measurements are approximate.