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Bronze tripod basin. Etruscan, 6th century B.C. H 23 cm, basin diameter 18.5 cm. Round basin with a flat bottom and semicircular sides. Three curved legs, fashioned from a polygonal rod, are riveted to the upper rim of the basin. On the exterior are bull’s-head handles with short eyelet chains and round pendants. Horse figurines are soldered onto the bend of the legs. The chains of the bull’s-head pendants are only partially preserved; otherwise, the piece is intact. Provenance: Formerly in the private collection of D.M., Bavaria, since before 1998.
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