61 - Small Campanian volute krater of the Gnathia ware. 325–300 B.C. H 23.2 cm, W 13.6 cm, ø 12.1 cm. Glazed earthenware with white painting depicting a double vine tendril. The earthenware band above the foot is covered with a thin layer of red paint. A magnificent treasure! Minimal wear on the glaze and the white overpaint; otherwise intact with sinter residues. Provenance: From the private collection of Madame J. Z., in the family for approximately 50 years. Compare, for example, the krater in the Gallatin Collection, New York (Beazley Archive Pottery Database 9038306).

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