Very Early Greek(third century) ceramic guttus (also guttos) used to pour oil into oil-burning lamps. The vessel rests upon a concave ringed foot with a discoid body covered in dozens of fine vertical ribs, a petite loop handle, and an upturned pouring spout with an everted ringed lip., depicting the goddess Athena, shown wearing her Corinthian styled helmet high on her head, long locks of hair flowing beneath. - Has chip to bottom foot rim-some loss around relief face,a small spot of glaze loss middle body,scratch 2" at top and possibly a repaired handle----We will gladly ship all small items-the rest of PACKING & SHIPPING IS OUTSOURCED.Purchases can be picked up at our Ho-ho-kus gallery by appointment only- Please call 201-921-6600. ALL SHIPPING AND RELATED COSTS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER. Our recommended shipper, the local UPS Store in Ridgewood, NJ, will pick up items from our facility once payment is made and funds clear (store3490@theupsstore.com / 201-612-8119). For smaller items email mjmalinski@gmail or call 201-406-4106 ask for mike.

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