Caption
Pyxis with a lid, unknown Boeotian workshop. Pyxis with a lid with a high handle. Cylindrical body with slightly concave walls. Decorated with a plant motif. Set on three legs. Sharp edge above the leg. Bottom decorated with a black circle, with a varnish stain in the central part. Technology: visible traces of turning; good-quality glossy varnish; cleaned clay. Notes: reconstructed artefact, large part of the rim and body of the vessel and lid restored with plaster additions. Maker/attribution:, date: 2nd half of the 4th century BC; place of origin: Boeotia; type: pyxis vessel; weight: 0.950 kg., A group of three ceramic objects sits on a flat surface against a gray background: a tall, flared vessel on the left with a wide rim and a decorated body showing repeating fan-like and arch patterns in black on a tan clay, a low, circular object in the center with a raised central cup-like structure and concentric decorative bands and brushstroke patterns in black on tan, and a small lid-like piece on the right with a knob and similar black-on-tan decoration. The colors visible are tan, black, and gray.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A01_279
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