Caption
Cypriot gourd jug. A small vessel with a barrel-shaped gourd-shaped body, without a foot, with a spherical bottom. The center is marked with a small protruding point on both short sides. A single handle on the long side, mounted at the greatest bulge of the body and at the base of the neck, bent at a right angle. Quite long neck, strongly flaring, conical spout. Neck and handle slightly offset from the vessel axis; the handle is mounted at a slight angle, with a very clear trace of finger pressure on the right side where it is attached to the neck. Reddish-brown clay with a yellowish-brown engobe. Decoration in black-brown and matte red. The rim is decorated externally with a wide matte red band. The body is decorated on both sides with two groups of three concentric black-brown lines, of varying widths and spacing. In the groups on the shorter sides, the outer line is much wider than the others. Protruding points are marked in black-brown. Preservation condition: cracked and glued neck and handle. Cypro-Geometric Period III, Cyprus., A rounded object with a pointed tip on both top and bottom, appearing to be made of a worn, pale beige material with areas of darker beige and brown discoloration; the surface shows several horizontal dark grayish-black bands encircling the object, some thinner and some thicker, and a small protrusion on one side; the background is a uniform light gray.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A01_022
License type
Rights managed
Available size
57.1Mb (1.1Mb) / 14.9in x 14.9in / 4469 x 4469 (300dpi)