Three vessels of rare shapes from the upper Mun valley. Ca. 1000 - 500 BC. a) H 13.5 cm. Beige coating. Biconical, low pot with slightly flaring rim. An incised band runs around the edge of the body, below which the body is decorated with a grooved pattern by an impressed cord. Preserved crack in the body, small chips to the rim. b) H 13.5cm, ø rim 22.5cm. Red coating. Large bowl on a high cylindrical foot, an incised ring inside. Foot replaced. c) H 18.7cm. Red coating. Spherical pot with foot. Intact. Provenance: Ex private collection I.S., acquired before 2000 from an old Bavarian collection.

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