120 - Statuette of a woman with an amphora (hydrophore). North Africa, Roman, 1st century CE. H 15.8 cm. Made of reddish terracotta. Mold-formed, with a firing hole on the back. Standing woman in a belted peplos, her hair covered by a cloth; she leans on an amphora on her right and holds an oinochoe in her left hand. The statuette stands on an oval plinth. Comes with an Art-Loss-Register certificate and catalog pages (copies)! Intact. Provenance: From an old English private collection, ex Bonhams London, April 26, 2001, Lot 754. In Germany since 2001.

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