Greek Antiquities

Item No. 1143 Apulian, red-figured, terra cotta lekanis (two-handled, ancient Greek bowl) The cover painted with a naked male figure sitting and holding a spear and a seated woman on opposite sides, the two separated by palmette friezes, the rim of the lid decorated with a repeating, wave pattern. Circa: 340 B.C.E. 10½" wide by 6½" high

Item No. 1140 Ancient Canosan funerary vase In painted terra cotta in the form of a sculpted female figure serving as a handle above a highly stylized head surrounded by leaf petals and centered with a floral emblem. From Canosa (part of Magna Graecia, ancient Greece, now part of Italy). Fourth Century BCE 21" high

Item No. 1113 Ancient, Apulian lékanis (Greek vase with lid) With red decoration, including female figure and acanthus leaves on black background. 320 BCE. Magna Graecia. 4" tall by 7" wide (at handles)

Item No. 1112 Hellenistic style, marble sculpture fragment of Nike Forward leaning and with billowing classically draped garments. In white marble. Late 17th or early 18th century. 47½" high

Item No. 1106 Ancient Canosan volute krater of large dimension Painted with a warrior mounted upon a horse, the handles tightly curled to resemble the volutes on Ionic columns. The colors used in art of this period inspired the painted frescoes of Pompeii two centuries later. From Apulia, circa 320 BC (now Italy, but then Greece). 21" high by 12" wide by 10" deep

Item No. 1105 Ancient Apulian bell krater of large dimension With classical Greek figures in terra-cotta on a painted black background. A bell krater was an ancient Greek vessel sometimes used for diluting wine with water. From Apulia, circa 320 BC (now Italy, but then Greece). 11" high by 16" wide (at handles)

Item No. 1099 Ancient Apulian Amphora With classical Greek female figures in terra-cotta on a painted black background, ringed below with Classical Greek key border. From Apulia, circa 320 BC (now Italy, but then Greece). 13" high by 10" wide by 8" deep