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amphora-stand
Object Type
amphora-stand
Museum number
1842,0407.14
Description
Pottery: black-figured stand, used to support a pointed amphora, showing revellers.
Cultures/periods
Attic
Archaic Greek
Production date
520BC-500BC
(circa)
Production place
Made in:
Athens
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Vulci
(said to be from)
Materials
pottery
Ware
Black Figure
Technique
painted
incised
Dimensions
Diameter:
19.05 centimetres
Height:
16.51 centimetres
Curator's comments
Acquired together with the amphora 1942,0407.3, but as the two pieces are by different painters and apparently not exactly contemporary they may note originally belong.
Bibliographic references
Vase / Catalogue of Vases in the British Museum
(B167)
Location
On display
(G69/dc31)
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Basseggio
Purchased through:
Spencer Joshua Alwyne Compton, 2nd Marquess of Northampton
Acquisition date
1842
Department
Greek and Roman
Registration number
1842,0407.14