An Etruscan Amphora

Ca. 525-500 BC A large Etruscan amphora by Micali painter with double sided panels of black and red sirens are beautifully rendered as well as looming pairs of eyes and accented in ivy. The actual nam

BAUCHAMPHORE Etruskisch / Faliskisch (?) Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. H 34,5 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Botschafter Dr. Alfred M. Escher (1906-1980), Zürich (erworben vor 1959). CHF 1 500 / 2 00

BUCHERO, AMPHORISKOS Etruskisch Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. H 22 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Botschafter Dr. Alfred M. Escher (1906-1980), Zürich (erworben vor 1959). CHF 800 / 1 200 EUR 688 / 1

Fragmente einer zerbrochenen Amphora Etruskisch Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. H 1 - 25 cm. B 1 - 20 cm. Provenienz: - lt. Besitzer: Wladimir Rosenbaum (1894-1984). - Galerie Serodine, Ascona. CH

Small Etruscan Amphora ca. 4th Century B.C. in Choice Condition. Etruscan amphora having a near metallic black glaze with incised palmette designs within two panels. 4½" tall. Estimated Value

Central Italy, Etruria, ca. 570 to 540 BCE. This is a full bodied vase with broad strap relief handles, each with double panels with stylized griffins in low relief. There are two central ribs just be

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A large Etruscan Bucchero amphora with animal frieze, c. 610 – 590 BC, with beautifully burnished glossy black surfaces. Around the side of the body is a beautifully incised animal frieze containing

An Etruscan Bucchero amphora, c. 6th Century BC, decorated with spirals and images of fish on either side. H: 5 in (12.6cm). A nicely decorated example with light deposits. Ex-Collection of Howard Sir

Classical World, Etruria, central Italy, ca. 600 to 400 BCE. An elegant, beautiful cast bronze amphora with a slender body, carinated shoulder, and diminutive foot and neck. Twin vertical loop handles

An Etruscan Painted Amphora with Animal Procession Handles Circa 6th Century B.C. Height 8 1/2 inches (21 cm). Property from the Palm Springs Art Museum, Palm Springs, California, Sold to Support the

South Etruria, Cerveteri or Veio, Ca. 650 - 640 BC. An Etruscan bucchero nikosthenic amphora with engraved vertical lines in the central register of the body. The large conical neck is connected to an

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 500 BCE. A lovely Etruscan pottery amphora of a classic form with a bulbous body upon a raised round foot, a flared rim at the top, and gracefully curved twin bifurcated h

A lovely Etruscan Bucchero amphora, c. 640 - 620 BC, with beautifully burnished surfaces, the sides of the body and base of the handles adorned with incised angled lines, a spiral motif on either side

DESCRIPTION: 14K gold Etruscan Revival drop earrings with amphora forms. CIRCA: Early to Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H: 35.5mm x Dia: 10.1mm (1.83 Dwt) CONDITION: Toning, in good co

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 350 - 400 BCE. A small, attractive pottery amphora; painted finish serves to accentuate the contours of this superb form. A very nice example. Size: 3.9" W x 4.5" H (9.9 c

100% of the Hammer price of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **Originally Listed At $400** Classical World, Central Italy,

DESCRIPTION: Murano glass "A Scavo'' Etruscan style amphora vase with two handles by Seguso Vetri d'Arte, in orange color with clear glass handles. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Italy DIMENSIONS: H: 13"

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 6th century BCE. A large and impressive pottery amphora of a fine form with a classic bulbous body upon a raised splayed foot, a thick rim at the top, and gracefully curve

An Etruscan Bucchero Ware amphora Circa 7th Century B.C. The piriform body with a broad band of fine vertical striations, a row of incised fan motifs decorate the shoulder above, with incised rays e

Ancient Etruscan Terra Cotta Vase. Size: 5 ¾”w x 9 ¼”h.

Etruria, norththern Italy, ca. last quarter of the 4th century BCE. A very rare and unusual vessel that is a hybrid of a peilke and an amphora. Large bulbous base with thin high neck and twin strap ha

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca 5th century BCE. Attractive smaller strap-handled (sometimes referred to as Nikosthenic amphora named after the Greek Attic potter who "invented" the style in the 6th centu

**First Time At Auction** Northern Italy, Etruscan civilization, Villanovan culture, Early Iron Age, ca. 800 to 700 BCE. A pretty diminutive amphora with twin strap handles from the flared rim to the