Carlotta - the museum database

NM Ant 0383 :: exaleiptron

Object description: Incurved rim with slightly convex inner wall; rounded upper body, lower part conical; horizontal reflex handle at upper body; low, flaring base. Buff clay; semilustrous, buff slip; matt, black, white and red paint. On floor centre black dot, surrounded by black, red and white banding; incurved rim painted; double row of dots between red lines on exterior above handle; handle painted black; red band on body below handle; black band right above base; red band on base; bottom: band on edge of base, two bands on bottom; dot on bottom centre.

Data elements
References (1)

Inventory number

NM Ant 0383

Serie nummer

675

Object

exaleiptron

Material

Earthenware; Clay; Pottery

Material, Swedish

Keramik

Acquisition

Gift from the Swedish and Norwegian Consul at Piraeus, Mr. M. N. Rodocanachi, June 2, 1880.

Description

Incurved rim with slightly convex inner wall; rounded upper body, lower part conical; horizontal reflex handle at upper body; low, flaring base. Buff clay; semilustrous, buff slip; matt, black, white and red paint. On floor centre black dot, surrounded by black, red and white banding; incurved rim painted; double row of dots between red lines on exterior above handle; handle painted black; red band on body below handle; black band right above base; red band on base; bottom: band on edge of base, two bands on bottom; dot on bottom centre.

Time - Manufacturing, earliest

c. 575-500 BC

Period

Archaic

Name - Owner

Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

Description: Nationalmuseum is a publicly owned cultural institution.Nationalmuseum%20is%20a%20publicly%20owned%20cultural%20institution.
Source - http: www.nationalmuseum.se, collections.smvk.se

Comments

Äldre bilder A. Stalteri. M. Sjöblom.

Keyword

ceramics

NegNo

NM Ant 0383(1).jpg

Cf Publications

White Style. H. Payne, Necrocorinthia. A study of Corinthian art in the Archaic period, Oxford 1931, 335, fig.183. Burrows and Ure’s Type A.II. R. M. Burrows and P. N. Ure, ‘Kothons and vases of allied types’, JHS 31, 1911, 74-75, figs.3-4.

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