Etruscan Bucchero amphora with animal frieze

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

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

Greece, Corinthian, ca. late 7th century BCE. A very large and highly decorated amphora from the Orientalizing period, with its body divided into horizontal registers separated by thick chocolate brow

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

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

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,

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

Italy, Etruscan culture, ca. 768 to 264 BCE. A huge pottery brazier, round in form, with the clay a deep red color and signs of use. Twin rings around the rim have been stamped using a cylinder stamp

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

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

Italy, Etruscan culture, ca. 768 to 264 BCE. A huge pottery brazier, round in form, with the clay a deep red color and signs of use. Twin rings around the rim have been stamped using a cylinder stamp

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

Ancient Etruscan Bucchero Ware Incised Ribbed Amphora c.6th century BC. Size 7 1/2 inches high, 5 inches diameter. Blackware pottery amphora, having opposing strap handles and a tapered bulbous body w

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. 5th century BCE. A wonderful highly polished bucchero amphora of the Nikosthenic type - so named from the Greek Attic pottery who "invented" this style with wide strap han

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

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

Ca. 500 BC. Molded in bucchero "pesante", these oinochoe have an ovoid body, trefoil mouth, two plastic rotelles on the rim, a disc-shaped foot, and a handle stretching from the rim to the shoulder. D

An Etruscan Bucchero Ware cockerel Circa 6th Century B.C. With pronounced cockscomb and wattle, with incised arched tail feathers, 9cm high, 14.5cm long Footnotes: Provenance: With Charles Ede Ltd, L

An unusually large Etruscan bucchero sottile kantharos, 7th Century BC, with widely flared pedestal foot, the body with notched carination and the outside of the walls decorated with three impressed s

Impressive bucchero caryatid calix. An omphalos bowl is supported by two caryatids and two wide pillars decorated with relief panels. In the middle of the base a profiled stalagmite. Broken and expert

Impressive bucchero caryatid calix. An omphalos bowl is supported by two caryatids and two wide pillars decorated with relief panels. In the middle of the base a profiled stalagmite. Broken and expert

A lovely Etruscan Bucchero chalice, 6th Century BC, the bowl with steeply angled walls with ridged carination and sits atop a tall slender pedestal foot with horizontal ridge right above the flared fo

A huge Etruscan Bucchero kyathos, c. 6th Century BC, on a stemmed foot, the tall handle with flanges on either side at the top and flanked by projections on the rim. The bowl with deep angled walls an