VII c.B.C. Etruscan Bucchero Nero Oinochoe - Antiqueo.com, Gallery of European Antiquities and Artefacts

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VII c.B.C. Etruscan Bucchero Nero Oinochoe

Etruscan "bucchero nero" ceramic oinochoe. The bucchero nero, an Etruscan ceramics technology, was invented by the Villanovian culture and mastered by Etruscan crafstmen. It is said that the deep, brilliant black luster was intended to imitate metallic vessel. Classical Oinochoe - a vessel for serving wines - with waving lip. Restored from several pieces, handle reattached, lip restored and some breaches. Material : Bucchero Nero (black luster ceramic) Provenance : ex.Paris auction sale Dimensions : H. : 19,5 cm Origin : Etruscan workshops Period : VII c.B.C. Ref. : r-112 Price & Condition : Euro 300 -

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