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Figure

Antiquities

E48.416

Head of an African boy. Limestone Alexandria, Egypt. 2nd-1st Century BC

Lekythos

Antiquities

E48.421

Figured by Trendall in The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Willi Fels Memorial Gift

Athenian red-figure calyx crater. Front; departure of Triptolemus. T. in winged car between Demeter and Persephone; the goddess on right holds torch and jug. Back: three women, one of whom holds flute-case of skin. Mended and some details repainted in modern times.

Amphora

Antiquities

E48.68

Small wine jar (amphora). One side shows the goddess Nike (Victory) carrying a torch and the other a youth wearing draped clothing.

Jug

Antiquities

E50.1

Bowl

Antiquities

E50.107

High-rimmed bowl. This shape first appears about 770 BC amongst pottery attributed to an artist now known as the Dipylon Painter, one of the great artists of this period. The decoration around the rim is not typical of the Dipylon workshop, and suggests another workshop had copied the shape. 750-720 BC

Hydria

Antiquities

E50.108

Column Krater

Antiquities

E50.198

Figurine

Antiquities

E50.6

Amphora

Antiquities

E53.62

Wine jar (amphora). One side depicts a family farewelling a warrior and the other side shows a boy learning to ride. Painted in a style similar to that attributed to an artist now known as the Princeton Painter. Approximately 550 BC.