cite as: https://uremuseum.org/record/45.6.37
Accession_Number | 45.6.37 |
Shape | Squat lekythos |
Shape_description | Conical mouth with a thick, slightly convex rim, merging into a short, tubular neck, from the top of which emerges a thick strap handle that loops down to the bottom of the shallow sloping shoulder; ovoid body; broad torus ring foot. |
Material | Terracotta |
Fabric | Attic |
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Munsell_color | 7.5YR 7/4 |
Decoration | Streaky black glaze applied through dipping, so that a reserved band remains in the middle of the body. Reserved also on resting surface, interior face of foot, and underside. Streaky appearance and reserved section of belly suggest the presence of kiln supports during firing, as found on the example in Toronto (see discussion of dating, below). Black on the interior of the mouth. |
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Condition | Intact, but chipped on the upper surface of the neck, with scratches and some white and grey deposits.Bad quality glaze fired brown on almost all the surface of the vase. |
Technique/Style | Black glaze; dipped |
Provenance | |
Period | High Classical |
Date | 425-400 |
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Height | 5.9 |
Diameters | Mouth 2.2; neck 1.0; body 3.7; base 3.4 |
Handle_height | 2.0 |
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Location | Death |
Edited_by | Amy; Kinsey; Teifi |
Date_edited | 03.12.2003; 06.01.2006; 26.07.2006 |