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Lot 53*

A Corinthian pottery lidded pyxis

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6 July 2021, 15:00 BST
London, New Bond Street

£800 - £1,200

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A Corinthian pottery lidded pyxis
Circa 630-620 B.C.
The knopped lid decorated in umber with concentric bands of tongues, rosettes, encircling lines, and chequered pattern, the straight walls of the cylindrical body decorated with horizontal bands of zigzag, chequered pattern and flaring petals, with a pair of horizontal handles beneath the rim, 8.8cm high incl. lid, 15.6cm diam. incl. handles

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Provenance:
with Charles Ede Ltd, London (Corinthian and East Greek Pottery, 1984, no. 19).
Private collection, Brussels, acquired prior to 25 March 1991.

For the form, though with simpler decoration, cf. CVA Musée National Copenhagen 2, section IIIC, pl. 82, no. 13.

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