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OENOCHOE With a three-lobed spout and a high handle, a carinated body, and a disc-shaped base. The body is decorated with an animal frieze between two fairly thick concentric bands. The lower part of the body and the foot are in orange reserve with a simple decoration of three brown concentric bands. Terracotta. Restored, re-glued. H. 28 cm Corinth, late 7th century B.C.E. An Etrusco-Corinthian oinochoe. With a trefoil spout and high handle, a keeled body, and a discoidal base. The body is decorated with an animal frieze between two fairly thick concentric bands. The bottom of the body and the foot are in orange reserve, featuring a simple decoration of three concentric brown bands. Late 7th century B.C.E. Provenance Philippe Renard, Brussels, 1988 Roger Deprez, Brussels, 1995 Joost Boer, Amsterdam, 1999 Edwin Kuiper, Leiden, 2005 G.D.J., Amsterdam, 2013 Private Spanish collection Private French collection Accompanied by a thermoluminescence test from the QED laboratory.
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