Etruscan Terracotta

This fragment shows the frontal part of a male head with wide open eyes. The mouth is small which gives the face a severe and devote expression. The votive head is attributed to Veii...

Terracotta and white pigment. South Etruscan workmanship, c. 7th Century BC.

Antique terracotta bust possibly Etruscan, of a female head with traces of polychroming, set on a plexi glass plinth 4 1/4" inches.

Possibly Bacchus
Ex-collection Museo Nazionale Preistorico Ethnografico, Rome

The border with double ivy, the tondo with symposium of two figures, one reclining holding branch, the other standing also holding branch in one hand and stemmed cup in the other, a ...

Dating to 6th-5th century BC, exquisitely carved and with beautiful coloration and patina. Height including elegant base stand - 12.4 inches Provenance: Property of a gentlema...

Terracotta statuette of a draped standing woman holding a dish.

Large votive statue of a youth Etruscan, circa 3rd-2nd century BC. Terracotta. Measures: H 105 cm; W 25.6 cm; D 19 cm.

A huge grand tour Terracotta amphora vase, with typical sgraffito decoration off gods, mythical creatures, and adorned with a meander Greek key motif. Very much in the Andokides styl...

A Giustiniani redware Greek Revival dish decorated in the Etruscan style after the antique. With classical figures painted in black and red on a terracotta ground all within a geomet...

The center of each charger is decorated with a Classical Greek Revival scene on a black background all within a geometric border. Made in the factory of the Giustiniani Family which ...

Grecian Etruscan style (Italian 1940s) glazed earthenware handled large vase with animal & geometric decoration in various shades of brown.   

Painted with Roman figures in black, white and brownish red on a glazed terracotta ground. Made in the factory of the Giustiniani family which began making fine ceramics in Naples in...

An evocative ceramic study of a ram, designed by Aldo Londi and executed by Bitossi Ceramiche during the mid-20th century. This particular iteration moves away from the vibrant blue ...

Grand Tour Etruscan terracotta ewer depicting neoclassical figures.

An Etruscan terracotta frieze fragment, dating to around 500 BC. 


Large classical Etruscan Style Terracotta Vase. Hand painted. Made in Sicily, Italy.

Italy - Circa 4th - 3rd Century BC Provenance Donati Arte Classica, Lugano Sold in 1974 to a private Swiss collection Sold Christie’s, New York, 8 June 2001, lot 57 Private USA Coll...

Beautiful Etruscan style head of a youthful girl. The sculpture is hollow, having thick walls. The girl is depicted with long hair wearing an elaborate head dress. Dates to just afte...

Vintage French Art Deco period sculpture or bust of an Etruscan horse head in terracotta, finely detailed.

Wonderful pair of Etruscan-inspired terracotta urns, decorated in lovely colours and motifs.

Pair of etruscan terracotta vases. Italy XIXth century

Etruscan/Roman-style terracotta Antefix from circa 1880-1900, these were used as decoration along the sides of the roofs.

Collection of 6 small ceramic vessels in the Etruscan style. Terra Cotta and Stoneware. measurement is for footed bowl in the upper right corner.

ITEM: Votive head MATERIAL: Terracotta CULTURE: Etruscan PERIOD: 5th – 4th Century B.C DIMENSIONS: 215 mm x 155 mm x 120 mm (without stand) CONDITION: Good condition.

Pair of Etruscan Style Glazed Terra Cotta Vases. Having Greek Key banded relief, and stylized palms. Circa 1920

ITEM: Anatomical votive model of an uterus MATERIAL: Terracotta CULTURE: Etruscan PERIOD: 5th – 4th Century B.C DIMENSIONS: 166 mm x 100 mm CONDITION: Good condition PROVENANCE: Ex S...

ITEM: Anatomical votive model of a foot MATERIAL: Terracotta CULTURE: Etruscan PERIOD: 5th – 4th Century B.C DIMENSIONS: 270 mm x 315 mm x 135 mm CONDITION: Good condition PROVENANCE...

ITEM: Anatomical votive model of a foot MATERIAL: Terracotta CULTURE: Etruscan PERIOD: 5th – 4th Century B.C DIMENSIONS: 105 mm x 85 mm x 205 mm CONDITION: Good condition PROVENANCE:...

Set of six Etruscan terracotta plates and bowls on iron stand, 7th-5th century BC.

The fragment shows Apollon holding a bowl in his left hand. Two long hair locks are falling over his shoulder. The object is intact as preserved, having an old collection label on th...