PAIR OF ETRUSCAN BLACK-GLAZED TERRACOTTA VESSELS

Ca. 650 - 400 BC. A pair of black-glazed terracotta vessels, from left to right: a shallow kylix with a broad bowl, straight rim, two horizontal loop handles and a low ring foot, the interior decorated with an impressed central circle surrounded by four palmettes; and a kantharos with a deep bowl, slightly flaring rim, two high arching handles and a short stemmed foot. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Object Number: 96.9.160. Size: 160-210mm x 45-115mm; Weight: 425g Provenance: Private London collection; acquired in Germany; previously held in a Dutch private collection formed in the late 20th century.