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Classifications: Ceramics

Classifications: Ceramics
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Kotyle (drinking cup)

Greek
600-575 B.C.
42.9
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White Ground Lekythos (oil or perfume container)

Greek
ca. 420 B.C.- 400 B.C.
70.101
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Container for cosmetics: pyxis, ripe animal style

Corinthian
ca. 600 B.C.
67.122
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Miniature vase

Greek
ca. 575-550 B.C.
42.10
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Kylix (Lip Cup)

Greek
ca. 550 B.C.
65.107
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Lekanis (Kylix) with Lid

Greek
375 B.C. -350 B.C.
70.96
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Cup: Kylix

Greek
ca. 550 -525 B.C.
70.98
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Black Figure Kyathos (ladle)

Greek
525-500 B.C.
64.127
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Black-Figured Amphora, (two handled vessel) with Soldiers and Veiled Female

Greek
ca. 500 B.C.
52.118
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Vase: Kylix Form

Greek
ca. 520 B.C.
55.141
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Small Black Oinochoe

Greek
late 5th century B.C.
46.213
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Kotyle

Greek
ca. 4th century B.C.
55.140
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Kylix (Wine Cup)

Greek
6th century B.C.
65.91
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Oinochoe (one-handled jug) with frieze of barbarians and riders

Greek
ca. 490-480 B.C.
63.66
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Oil or Perfume container: Alabastron, Lotus Flowers

Greek
ca. 600 B.C.
63.67
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Amphora (Jar)

Greek
6th century B.C.
65.105
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Black Painted Stemless Kylix

Greek
5th century B.C.
63.65
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Kylix (Wine Cup)

Corinthian
7th century B.C. - 6th century B.C.
63.68
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Trefoil Mouthed Oinochoe

Greek
late 4th century B.C. -early 3rd century B.C.
47.89
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Oil or Perfume Container: Lekythos

Greek
ca. 500 B.C.
70.100
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Terra sigillata jug

Greek
2nd century B.C.
67.71
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Aryballos (oil jar)

Corinthian
ca. 600 B.C.-500 B.C.
69.98
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Trefoil Oinochoe, (jug)

Greek
6th century B.C.
70.97
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