An Etruscan Corinthianising Olpe

Etruscan 580-560 B.C..Beige clay, cream slip. H. with roundels 31.4 cmLarge jug on round base with double handle and two roundels. Four registers of animal friezes in brown, red and white matt glaze o

Ancient Etrusco-Corinthian Olpe With Beautiful Animals

Circa 7th century B.C. An olpe with ovoid body characterised by typical small wheel-shaped elements on the intersection between the handle and the rim; polychrome decoration over the entire vessel and

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 4th century BCE. An attractive buccheroware pottery olpe with a bowl-shaped lower section, a tapered wall above the rounded shoulder, a flared rim, and a high arching hand

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An Etruscan Bucherro olpe, c. 6th Century BC, the ovoid body with flattened foot, the sides adorned with widely spaced vertical ribs and the neck narrowing at top with steeply angled trefoil pouring s

c.625-550 B.C. A voluminous pear-shaped clay bucchero covered with a glossy black slip, trumpet-shaped neck and rim, high handle and discoid foot, circumferential grooves to the shoulder. See Edmund,

A large Etruscan bucchero olpe, 650 - 600 BC, the rounded body with flared foot, narrow neck with trefoil spout and single handle. H: 8 ¼ in (21 cm). Light weathering and surface deposits. Ex collect

An Etruscan bucchero olpe, 650 - 600 BC, the ovoid body with flared foot, the neck with a ledge where it joins the body, flared mouth and looped strap handle. H: 6 2/5 in (16.3cm). Light weathering an

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 4th century BCE. A handsome Etruscan bucchero olpe presenting a stunning silhouette comprised of a bowl-shaped lower section, a concave wall above the shoulder that is ado

A pair of modern reproduction of Etruscan-style ceramic olpes. Both nicely made with black-figure palmettes on either side. H: 8 in (22.2 cm) & 8 in (21.6 cm).

Ancient Etruscan-Corinthian black figured Olpe, ca. 7th-6th century BCE. 8-1/2" in height. Decorated on the body with two bands of overlapping dotted scale pattern separated by red and white horizonta

Philip (1907-1987) & Kelvin Laverne (born in 1937)Etruscan - Unique pieceDining tableBrass, bronze, tin and plywoodSigned 'Philip Kelvin Laverne' on the edgeModel created in 1960H 79 × Ø 121

Philip (1907-1987) & Kelvin Laverne (born in 1937)Etruscan - Unique piecePair of side tablesBrass, bronze, tin and plywoodModel created in the 1960sH 41 × L 46 × W 46 cm

A large Etrusco-Corinthain black-figured olpe Circa 640-580 B.C. The body divided into four registers, each with a frieze of various animals, including swans, ibex, lions, a game hen, a pig and a go

An English Etruscan Transferware Dinner Service Herculaneum Factory, Liverpool, Early 19th Century comprising:8 dessert plates18 salad plates16 soup bowls6 bread and butter plates7 oval serving dishes

etched and patinated bronze, pewter, and wood; signed to top of base; Condition: slight pitting to base; a gap to seam on side of tabletop; 47 1/2 inches diameter; 26 1/2 inches high

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

Antique Etruscan Revival Peridot, Ruby, Gold Necklace, Successori Marchesini, circa 1870 T

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

PHILIP LaVERNE (1908 - 1988);KELVIN LaVERNE (b. 1936);Etruscan Spiral dining or game table, New York, 1960s; Etched, patinated, and polychromed bronze, pewter; Etched signature to base; Measures 28" x

Etruscan style bronze warrior figure, 20th c., holding shield and helmet, 6"h x approx. 2.5"dia

Philip & Kelvin Laverne Round "Etruscan" Dining Table, acid etched and patinated brass over pewter and wood, on pedestal base, signed on banded edge "Philip Kelvin Laverne", height 30 3/4 inches, diam

Classical World, Etruria, ca. late 4th to 3rd century CE. A single-cast bronze Montefortino helmet of a domed bowl form with layers of deep, glossy patina and a top knob incised with a layered, scale-