GROUP OF HOLY LAND TERRACOTTA VESSELS

Ca. 1000 - 600 BC. A collection of terracotta vessels, including, from left to right: a two-handled flask with a broad ovoid body, narrow neck and flaring rim, the two loop handles joining the neck to the shoulder; a jug with a carinated body tapering to a flat base, a tall neck, everted rim and a single loop handle; and a squat jar with a carinated body and broad flaring mouth, decorated around the shoulder with incised bands. Size: 70-165mm x 100-145mm; Weight: 1.67kg Provenance: London private collection; ex South German collection, European art market, 1980s–1990s.

Estimate:$267.90

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