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Apulischer Lebes mit Deckel. SÜDITALIEN, ca. 400 v. Chr.

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Apulischer Lebes mit Deckel. SÜDITALIEN, ca. 400 v. Chr. Lebetes sind Gefäße, die zum Kochen, zum Waschen und zum Mischen von Wein benutzt werden konnten. Lebetes aus Ton gehören zu den wenigen antiken griechischen Keramikformen, die vollständig an einem Stück gefertigt wurden. Lebetes wurden auch erfolgreichen Sportlern als Siegestrophäe überreicht. Vermutlich handelt es sich hier um den sogenannten Lebes Gamikos („Hochzeitskessel“), der sich durch die hohen Henkel auszeichnet.
Rotfigurig, schwarzer Glanzfirnis, stellenweise Höhungen in Weiss. Dargestellt ist auf der einen Seite ein kniender Eros mit hermaphroditen Körperformen und grossen, weit geöffneten Flügeln mit weiss gehöhten Federn. In der rechten Hand hält er eine große Schale, auf der anderen Seite ist eine ebenfalls sitzende Frauenfigur dargestellt. H mit Deckel: 18 cm. Zustand: 1 Henkel wurde ergänzt, Farbabplatzer und kleinere Bestoßungen. Die Deckelbekrönung ist stark beschädigt (oben abgebrochen).

| Apulian Lebes with lid. SOUTH ITALY, ca. 400 BC. Lebetes are vessels that could be used for cooking, washing and mixing wine. Clay lebetes are among the few ancient Greek ceramic moulds that were made entirely in one piece. Lebetes were also presented to successful athletes as victory trophies. This is probably the so-called Lebes Gamikos ("wedding cauldron"), which is characterised by its high handles.
Red figure, glossy black varnish, white highlights in places. One side depicts a kneeling Eros with hermaphrodite body forms and large, wide-open wings with feathers heightened in white. He holds a large bowl in his right hand, while the other side depicts a seated female figure. H with lid: 18 cm. Condition: 1 handle has been replaced, chipped paint and minor chips. The crown of the lid is heavily damaged (broken off at the top)..

Apulischer Lebes mit Deckel. SÜDITALIEN, ca. 400 v. Chr. Lebetes sind Gefäße, die zum Kochen, zum Waschen und zum Mischen von Wein benutzt werden konnten. Lebetes aus Ton gehören zu den wenigen antiken griechischen Keramikformen, die vollständig an einem Stück gefertigt wurden. Lebetes wurden auch erfolgreichen Sportlern als Siegestrophäe überreicht. Vermutlich handelt es sich hier um den sogenannten Lebes Gamikos („Hochzeitskessel“), der sich durch die hohen Henkel auszeichnet.
Rotfigurig, schwarzer Glanzfirnis, stellenweise Höhungen in Weiss. Dargestellt ist auf der einen Seite ein kniender Eros mit hermaphroditen Körperformen und grossen, weit geöffneten Flügeln mit weiss gehöhten Federn. In der rechten Hand hält er eine große Schale, auf der anderen Seite ist eine ebenfalls sitzende Frauenfigur dargestellt. H mit Deckel: 18 cm. Zustand: 1 Henkel wurde ergänzt, Farbabplatzer und kleinere Bestoßungen. Die Deckelbekrönung ist stark beschädigt (oben abgebrochen).

| Apulian Lebes with lid. SOUTH ITALY, ca. 400 BC. Lebetes are vessels that could be used for cooking, washing and mixing wine. Clay lebetes are among the few ancient Greek ceramic moulds that were made entirely in one piece. Lebetes were also presented to successful athletes as victory trophies. This is probably the so-called Lebes Gamikos ("wedding cauldron"), which is characterised by its high handles.
Red figure, glossy black varnish, white highlights in places. One side depicts a kneeling Eros with hermaphrodite body forms and large, wide-open wings with feathers heightened in white. He holds a large bowl in his right hand, while the other side depicts a seated female figure. H with lid: 18 cm. Condition: 1 handle has been replaced, chipped paint and minor chips. The crown of the lid is heavily damaged (broken off at the top)..

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