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Click here to subscribeA glass sugar caster with silver cover hallmarked Chester 1912, 15cm, pair of glass decanters, six 19th century puce decorated cans, two small nursery cups, a set of six amber glass cups, saucers, pot, milk and sugar all overlaid in a white metal in a floral design, three silver-plated wine labels.
A wheel-thrown redware pottery lagynos (flagon) with a circular base, a wide lower body with a prominent, projecting midsection, a rounded shoulder which gradually tapers to a conical neck, a collared rim, and an applied strap handle joining neck to shoulder. Primarily used to contain wine or other potable liquids, flagons were invented to provide hydrations to field laborers or rowers aboard ships. - 73mm, 66 grams - ca.200AD - Property of a British collector; acquired in the 1980s. - All items come with Free International postage, accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity .
A group of five pottery vessels including two plates with everted rim, floral motif designs around the outside of the internal rim. A simple bowl with bulbous body, beauty is shown here in simplicity here and two jar with bulbous bodies and spouts likely used for wine or expensive liquids. - 140/155/70/122/160 mm,1900gr - ca.1000BC - From a private collection, acquired in London in the 1970s. - All items come with Free International postage, accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity .
this interesting pale orange terracotta wine jug features a round body, flared mouth and a single ridge on the neck. It displays varied geometric decoration painted in black. There are 5 regular bands that encircle the neck of the vessel, while other varied lines decorate the body. Short vertical irregular strokes are painted on the shoulder above two bands. The most interesting decoration is on the bulbous body, consisting of a chessboard zigzag and cross-hatched patterns executed in black pigment and typical of the Geometric style. The vessel has a small foot at the bottom. The jug is large in size and the capacity was over half a litre of wine. 900-800 BC. - 215mm,715gr - ca.900-800BC - Property of a British collector; acquired in the 1980s. - All items come with Free International postage, accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity .
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