Greek Pottery Vessel
$64.95
Vintage Hellananistic Terraoctta
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The theme of ancient Greek pottery adds an alluring element to the interior decor as a home accent. This vessel imitates a Hellenistic cup or vessel in its reference and content to history.
Hellenistic refers to the period in history that covers a period between the fall of Alexander the Great in the year 323 BC and the emergence of the Roman Empire, which is restricted the conquest of Ptolemaic Egypt in 32 BC. As applied to a decorative field and greek ceramics, Hellenistic pottery is often identified through various aspects of style and technique that included the ubiquitous molded relief pottery that sought to imitate metal vessels used by the elite as in the later vintage example of a molded greek pottery vessel.
Most probably, a tourist copy of this vintage terracotta example with molded relief design remains highly decorative and a charming home accent object for practical decorative purposes—the underside of the vessel marked “Made In Greece,” L.53-Cup Greece, 2.85.
The glazed terracotta exterior emotes a warm pink and brown collage of texture that makes this an engaging home accent piece for any tabletop decor. While displays chips and loss, this adds to the interest and fun of this decorative object from a New York City collection.
Hellenistic refers to the period in history that covers a period between the fall of Alexander the Great in the year 323 BC and the emergence of the Roman Empire, which is restricted the conquest of Ptolemaic Egypt in 32 BC. As applied to a decorative field and greek ceramics, Hellenistic pottery is often identified through various aspects of style and technique that included the ubiquitous molded relief pottery that sought to imitate metal vessels used by the elite as in the later vintage example of a molded greek pottery vessel.
Most probably, a tourist copy of this vintage terracotta example with molded relief design remains highly decorative and a charming home accent object for practical decorative purposes—the underside of the vessel marked “Made In Greece,” L.53-Cup Greece, 2.85.
The glazed terracotta exterior emotes a warm pink and brown collage of texture that makes this an engaging home accent piece for any tabletop decor. While displays chips and loss, this adds to the interest and fun of this decorative object from a New York City collection.
Dimensions
This object measures 2.25 inches in height and measures 3.1 inches in diameter.
Condition
The cup has chips and scuffs, mainly to the upper rim edge.
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