APULIAN PELIKE WITH RED FIGURES DATE: half IV sec. a. C. MATERIAL AND TECHNIQUE: chamois figulina clay, glossy black paint, white and yellow overpainting, orange coloring, modeled by fast lathe. Everted lip with molded rim, neck with concave profile, indistinct from the ovoid body, stick handles set vertically from neck to shoulder, bell-shaped foot ADDITIONAL DECORATION: under the handles large palmette open to fan between spirals and volutes, under the descending figured wave meander right-handed DECORATION: side A) young woman seated on the right on a pile of stones with a cista in her right hand and a garland in the other, the woman wears a pleated robe long to the ground and carries kekryphalos, stephane radiata, earrings, armilla and wears shoes; Side B) young naked ephebe, sitting on the left and retrospiciente in the act of supporting with his left hand a phiale with fruit and a bunch of grapes with the other hand PRODUCTION: apulian pottery to red figures STATE OF CONSERVATION: fragmentary DIMENSIONS: h. cm 30 ORIGIN: private collection, Lecce The lot, according to Italian law, is not exportable / This lot, according to Italian law, can not be exported