An Etrusco-Corinthian alabastron
Late 7th century BC; alt. cm 14; Alabastron with a flat bottom, disc-shaped lip, a body that tapers upwards into a narrow neck and a handle set between the rim and the shoulder. The lip is decorated with black dots, the body with thin, red, parallel lines and the bottom with a wave motif travelling from left to right.
PROVENANCE:
Ex ACR Auctions 17 (London, 30 June 2015), lot 46; formerly in a Bavarian collection formed in the 1990s.

Estimate: GBP: 800-1.000