Black-Glazed Campanian Oenochoe

Culture: Greek/Campanian

Period: 4th century B.C.

Material: Terracotta

Dimensions: 16 cm high

Price: Sold

Ref: 2202

Provenance: Collection Prof. Dr. Rudolf Leopold, founder of the world-famous Leopold Museum in Vienna. Acquired in the 1990s at Dorotheum Wien. Subsequently acquired on 20 November 2018 by the Michael Grabner Collection, Vienna. With the original invoice and certificate.

Condition: Intact

Description: Very elegantly formed black-glazed oenochoe. The vessel stands on a slightly set off, twice profiled ring foot. Above it a pear-shaped corpus, topped by a slender neck with a trefoil rim. On the back of the rim a highly curved handle finishing on the shoulder. Very fine, black glaze.