
Archaic I
Bichrome Bird Juglet
Pottery juglet or askos in the form of a bird (probably a duck) in Bichrome ware; wheel-made body in the shape of a bird ending in a prominent tail fan; short neck and small trefoil mouth; arched handle from top of vase to the mouth; buff clay and slip, decorated in red and black paint: stylised wings and tail feathers and a star motif on the breast. Dimensions: Height: 9 centimetres Object Type: juglet; askos Ware: Bichrome Ware Series: Bichrome IV Techniques: painted; slipped; wheel-made
Date
750 - 600 BC
Accession No.
1869,0604.5
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Cyprus
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