
Geometric II
White Painted Dish
Pottery dish or plate in White Painted ware; shallow concave body, carinated at the bottom, with a slightly inturning rim; low ring base; two opposing wish-bone handles (one now missing); buff clay and slip, decorated in purple-brown paint: inside is a central spiral surrounded by a broad band, outside an elaborate geometric decoration of solid and hatched lozenges within a rectangular panel resembling a basket, also hatched triangles, groups of short parallel strokes at intervals on the ring base, and concentric circles, solid handles. Dimensions: Width: 33 centimetres max Object Type: dish; plate Ware: White Painted Ware (WP II) Techniques: painted; wheel-made; slipped
Date
950 - 750 BC
Accession No.
1873,0320.187
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Idalion
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