COLLECTION OF APULIAN AND GNATHIAN VESSELS

Ca. 400 - 300 BC. A collection of three pottery vessels, including: a footed bowl with a deep rounded body and moulded foot, decorated with added white, red and ochre bands and dotted ornament; and two lekanides, each with a shallow bowl, high foot, and domed lids decorated with red-figure female heads alternating with fan-shaped palmettes. For similar see: The British Museum, Museum number 1951,0204.2. Size: 100-115mm x 65-105mm; Weight: 520g Provenance: From a private UK collection; London market acquisition; earlier part of a Swiss collection spanning the 1980s–2007.