Bowl

MS873

Location: On Display in the Etruscan Italy Gallery

From: Italy | Etruria | Narce

Curatorial Section: Mediterranean

Object Number MS873
Current Location Etruscan Italy Gallery - On Display
Culture Faliscan | Etruscan
Provenience Italy | Etruria | Narce
Locus Tomb 70M
Section Mediterranean
Materials Ceramic
Technique Impasto
Description

Pottery. Mended. Fabric like MS 874, core cinder grey, outer surface buff to brown. Handmade. Poor polish. High hotned handle with strut and hroizontal stiations above rim. Oranment: countersunk, incised, impressed, inlaid and openwork. Below rim on narrow shoulder studs of bronze (traces only remain), were fitted into incised circles. In center of floor a small boss once covered with bronze. Radiating from this boss is a countersunk swastika between whose arms are depressed circular areas ornamented with circle and dot. In the body of the bowl are four openwork stepped motives. Encircling the foot are two bands of rope pattern and between them a zone of circles and dots liek those between the arms of the swastika, in which no traces of bronze remain. Between the horns of the handle are two small string holes and the remains of three bronze bosses. The outer face of the handle is edged with rope patter, within which are ten impressed circles and dots.

Height 7.1 cm
Outside Diameter 13.6 cm
Credit Line Purchased from Francesco Mancinelli-Scotti, 1896
Other Number 197 - Stevenson Etruscan Series Number

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