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Two Genucilia plates depicting women’s heads, Etruscan, second half of the 4th century – early 3rd century B.C. Wide base with a short stem, surmounted by plates of varying depths with a wide rim that slopes slightly upward. The deeper plate has a drooping rim. On the underside, bands of glossy black clay run all around. On the upper side, a “running dog” is depicted all around the rim. In the center is a portrait of a woman. Both pieces have been completely reconstructed from large shards. Diameters: 15.5 and 14 cm. Heights: 5.7 cm and 6.2 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in Upper Austria (estate), acquired by the father in the 1980s from the art market in Austria and southern Germany. Condition: II–III
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