An Attic red-figure lekanis, attributed to the Group of the Rodin Lekanis,...

An Attic red-figure lekanis, attributed to the Group of the Rodin Lekanis,

circa 380-360 B.C.,

the lower bowl with chevron decoration on each side, a cross between the base of each handle and spur, meander pattern along the edge of each handle, the lid with raised central knop, the upper disc decorated with petals around a central circle, the top of the lid consists of two scenes, each with a flying eros, conversing with a lady bearing a casket, her head turned back towards him, one side with a lidded box between them, ovolo decorating the straight edge where it meets the rim of the base, circa 380-360 B.C., 13.5cm high and 28cm diam

Provenance: From the private London property of a gentleman living on Eaton Sq. since the 1970s