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A Greek Gnathian ware skyphos, c.4th century B.C., decorated in coloured slips with grapes and tendrils, 5.75in. both handles repaired

A Greek red-figure `owl` skyphos, Southern Italy, c.4th century B.C., 5.5in. - repaired

A Gnathian ware black glazed skyphos c.4th century B.C., decorated in coloured slips to one side with hanging grapes and tendrils, with line and dot borders, 8.5in.

Three Greek black glazed pottery miniature vessels, Southern Italy, c.4th century B.C., comprising two skyphos and a twin handled jar, all with red slip decoration, largest 4in. - repairs

A Greek South Italian red-figure owl skyphos, mid-4th Century B.C., of tapered form, with two handles, 7.5cm high, 15cm wide overall Lots 75-220 are from the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and thence by descent. To view the full introduction to the collection please visit the Dreweatts website (download the pdf version of the catalogue) or contact Dreweatts Donnington Priory saleroom for details.

Greek Apulian Ceramic Blackware Painted Skyphos3rd century BC. An Apulian blackware skyphos; on one face a dancing maiden in flowing robe with delicate use of white slip for effect, objects in the field; on the other face, Hermaphroditus, winged and advancing, objects in the field; palmette designs between, two square loop handles to the rim. 152 grams, 18 cm (7"). From the estate of a late North Country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s. Fine condition.Starting Price: £500

Greek Gnathian Blackware Painted Skyphos3rd century BC. A blackware skyphos painted one one face with a circumferential ochre line bordered by with leaf ornament in white, and on the other with bands of ovolo, wave and leaf in ochre, white and cream; two loop handles to the rim. 73 grams, 12.5 cm (5"). From the estate of a late North Country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s. Fine condition.Starting Price: £250

Skyphos à figures rouges peint sur chaque face de deux jeunes hommes., Terre cuite vernissée noire., Grande Grèce, IVe siècle av. J.-C. , Hauteur : 17,5 cm, (Cassure à une anse)

Greek Black-Glazed SkyphosGnathian, 4th century BC A small ceramic black-glazed skyphos, on a narrow circular foot, decorated to one side with a chevron border to rim, vertical lines and dots in white and brown, and stylised hanging foliage, perhaps representing vines. 52 grams, 84 mm. (3 1/2"). From the estate of a deceased North Country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970`s; ex Ancient Art, London. Fine condition, slight chipping to rim.Starting Price: £150

Greek Red-Figure Owl SkyphosApulian, 4th century BC A black-glazed ceramic skyphos, each side with a red-figure design of an owl flanked by vegetation; two loop handles to the sides. 140 grams, 14 cm. (5 1/2"). Ex Astarte Galley (Audrey Davies); acquired London 1980`s. Very fine condition.Starting Price: £450

Greek Figural Skyphos with Ladies of FashionApulian, 4th century BC A ceramic skyphos enlivened in white and ochre slip showing to one face a standing female figure, her hair dressed in a patterned sakkos and radiate stephane, wearing pendant earrings and beaded necklace, dressed in a belted chiton, holding a patera in her left hand and a sceptre in her right; to the opposite face a lady of fashion with sakkos and radiate stephane, with pendant earrings and two-tier beaded necklace; a large palmette dividing the two scenes and a band of wave pattern around the rim. 165 grams, 11 cm. (6 1/2"). Suvanna collection, Sussex, UK; acquired in the 1970`s. [No Reserve]Fine condition, restored.Starting Price: £5

A Greek pottery skyphos or two handled vessel painted with owls and leaves, 2.75ins high (flake chips to rim)

An ancient Greek terracotta Skyphos, with twin handles and brown glaze with contrasting lining, 5" across, 2¼" high and a small terracotta amphora shaped vessel, 6" high

Ancient Roman Gnathia ware skyphos, Southern Italy circa 300B.C., 9.25cm high together with an ovoid shaped lethythos having a flared neck and loop handle, 10.5cm high.

An Attic style black figure rhyton, decorated with cockerels around the rim and a skyphos decorated with a band of leaves, c.300BC or later, damages to the rhyton, 11.5cm. (2) Provenance: the Ernest Ohly collection.

A GREEK POTTERY OINOCHOE the front decorated with a red figure and a bird in a panel, together with a black glazed pottery Skyphos, both second half of the 4th Century B.C. Generally good condition. (2)

A ROMAN POTTERY SKYPHOS with spurred strap handles, together with a very early beaked jug, depicting Eros playing a tambour. Generally good condition. (2) Provenance: Purchased Sothebys 1983.

Herakleia, Æ, c. 281-272, skyphos, rev. quiver with strap and bow (?), 2.17g (Van Keuren 154; HN Italy 1443). Good very fine, green patina

An Apulian black glazed two handled skyphos, decorated in umber with an owl and olive branches on each face, 4th century BC, 7cm (3in) high, restored

An Apulian/Campanian black glazed kantharoid skyphos, 4th century BC, 7.5cm (3in) high, restored

A Roman pottery two-handled cup or skyphos with two ring hands, probably Eastern Sigillata, 1st century BC - 1st century AD, 7.5 cm high.

An Apulian skyphos, decorated with owls and foliage and a vertical and horizontal side handle, 9 1/4cm high.