
Classical
Terracotta Throne Figurine
Terracotta figurine of an individual of uncertain sex (the head and torso is missing) seated on a throne flanked by horned animals, probably rams; hollow and mould-made; the knees and feet are apart, with the ankle-length tunic stretched in horizontal folds between the legs; the left hand is placed the left knee, while the right rests on the head of the animal on this side. Made of course light brown clay. Dimensions: Height: 9.20 centimetres Object Type: figure Techniques: mould-made
Date
400 - 300 BC
Accession No.
1891,0806.40
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Salamis (Cyprus)
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