krater

Ca. Late 4th century BC. A red-figure bell krater, a vessel for mixing wine and water during symposium, crafted from terracotta and decorated with...

Ca. 340 - 320 BC. An Apulian red figure bell Krater depicting a swan, close in the style of the Painter of Truro Pelike and the Haifa Painter. Sid...

Ca. 390 BC. A pottery bell krater with a black glazed body adorned with red figure decorations. Its composition includes a circular base, a short ...

Ca. 350 BC. A pottery bell krater composed of a bell-shaped body with a broad flange featuring a round rim and a pair of handles on its sides. The...

Ca. 300 - 200 BC. A pottery column krater with round base, concave foot, handles on shoulder, and a flat rim. Decorated with drop motifs on the sh...

Ca. AD 400 - 500. A moulded redware oil lamp, an example of the Hayes II A type. The lamp features a small krater in a recessed tondo, a lug handl...

Magna Graecia, South Italy, Ca. 300 BC. A volute krater crafted from terracotta, characterized by an egg-shaped body that tapers onto a stem, ulti...

Ca. 300 BC. A Canosan volute krater crafted from terracotta, characterised by an egg-shaped body that tapers on a stem, ultimately resting upon a ...

Ca. 400 - 300 BC. A terracotta footed krater. This was a vessel traditionally employed for mixing wine and water in ancient Greece. Characterized ...