bowl

Please enable JavaScript in your web browser to get the best experience.

Object Type
Description: Rim and wall fragment of East Greek pottery bowl or standed bowl. On the slipped inside of the rim, a stopt maeander frieze, then a band; set of bars flanked by perhaps lotus flowers to the centre. On the clay ground of the exterior, narrow bands. The paint fired to red (2.5 YR 5/6).
School/style
Cultures/periods: East Greek; Archaic Greek
Production date: 600BC-575BC
Production place: Made in: North Ionia
Findspot: Found/Acquired: Naukratis
Materials
Technique: painted; slipped
Dimensions: Diameter: 22 centimetres; Height: 5.20 centimetres; Thickness: 0.60 centimetres; Width: 7 centimetres
Bibliographic references: Venit 1988 / Greek Painted Pottery from Naukratis in Egyptian Museums (p. 31, no. 113 pl. 29); Villing et al 2013-2015 / Naukratis: Greeks in Egypt (GG.157)
Location: Not on display
Department: External
Additional IDs: Miscellaneous number: 9351 (Accession Number)

Free entry