Greek Red Figure

A rare Victorian porcelain inset, Greco Romain painted side table The porcelain plaque manufactured by Copeland & Garrett The rectangular top inset with a porcelain plaque decora...

Pelike is the term used to describe a type of amphora with two handles, where the broadest part of the body is below the mid-point of its height. The shape of the vessel was original...

The obverse of this splendid vessel depicts a winged crowned female standing to the left of the central half column. She grasps a tambourine in her outstretched right hand and a phia...

Lekanides frequently appear as wedding gifts in scenes of bridal processions on red-figure vases as they were used to bring food and other gifts to ancient Greek brides.

An ancient Greek Apulian red-figure patera, dating to around 320 BC.

Rhytons are amongst the most sought after forms of ancient Greek ceramic. The beauty in Greek pottery is often found in two dimensional painted scenes in either red or black figure t...

A beautiful ancient Greek Apulian red-figure lekanis, dating to 350–300 BC.

Pair of 19th Century German hand colored engraving, depicting ancient Greek "red figure" pottery subjects. Neoclassical black and gilt frames with ivory silk mattes.

An ancient Apulian Greek red-figure fish plate, dating to the 4th century BC.

A stunning ancient Greek Apulian red-figure olpe, dating to the 4th century B.C.

After the antique by Euphronios (c.535-470 BC), black lacquered ancient Greek red-figure (orange) pottery style vase with splashes of gold and silver gilt, depicting Sarpedon’s body ...

A stunning, delicate and vibrant ancient Greek Apulian terra cotta olpe, attributed to the Menzies Group and dating to approximately 340 BC. This delicately potted, finely painted o...

A large terra cotta Red Figure vase showing the three fates weaving the thread of life and on the reverse a seated warrior and four standing figures framed between palmettes and abov...

A particularly finely painted ancient Greek Apulian red-figure bottle, dating to the 4th century B.C.

Apulian Red-Figure Volute Krater Circa 4th Century BCE An extraordinary artifact of Ancient Greek history, this Apulian red-figure volute krater is an exceptional rarity.

The vine border pattern was commonly found on Greek red-figure pottery, typically on vessels meant for storing or mixing wine.

Impressive painted stoneware storage vessel, inspired by Ancient Greek Black and Red figure vessels. Astonishing decoration of ancient tales in remarkable original condition.

The solar disc is closely linked to the swan, as can be seen depicted, for example, in prehistoric works or on situlae and on Atestine and Villanovan belts (VIII-VII century BC), on ...

A red-figure pelike from Apulia, South Italy, dating to the 4th century BC. Of typical form, with a ring base, plump body, cylindrical neck, flare mouth and strap handles, and cover...

From Cypriot idols to Greek red-figure pottery, Etruscan gold to Roman marble sculpture.  

A beautiful, rare and well provenanced ancient Greek, Paestan Red-Figure Hydria (water carrying vessel), dating to the mid-4th century BC and attributed to the painter of the Louvre ...

I aspire to transport the men in the life into surreal and global spaces, a confluence of Islamic tile work, Mexican textiles and Greek red-figure pottery.

Grand Tour Red-Figure Greek hydria terra-cotta pottery. Item rests on a flared pedestal foot rising into a bulbous shaped body resolving into a narrow flared lip.

I aspire to transport the men in the life into surreal and global spaces, a confluence of Islamic tile work, Mexican textiles and Greek red-figure pottery.

This work of art is framed in a custom gold frame. APOSTOLOS CHANTZARAS (b. Agrinio, Greece, 1977) Apostolos Chantzaras, continues to develop his own visual and entertaining world,...

Attic red figure squat-lekythos depicting the head of Hermes.

An Attic red figure Greek vase with painted scenes on both sides and the maker's stamp on the base from England, circa 1890.

William-Adolphe Bouguereau 1825-1905 French Jeune mère contemplant deux enfants qui s'embrassent (Young Mother Contemplating Two Embracing Children) Signed “W-Bouguereau” (bottom ...

A magnificent large rare and most impressive Italian baldachin tabernacle altar niche / altarpiece. circa 1800 Exquisitely hand-crafted in Italy in the early 19th century, this extr...

A unique Neoclassical Revival vase made by Samuel Alcock & Co. around 1860. Produced by the English pottery Samuel Alcock & Co. in the mid-19th century, this vase uniquely combines ...

Alexandre Chevrie, a museum quality French ormolu mounted mahogany Royal Executive "Empire" Desk, circa 1875. Double sided desk with six solid bronze lions paw feet, framed ormolu...

DESCRIPTION: Etruscan sculpture head made with terracotta, the art represents a young man from the 4th century. It's a very decorative piece and the state of conservation is good. I...

These monumental limestone sphinxes, carved with the idealised visage of Pharaoh Nectanebo I (c. 379-360 BC) atop a lion’s body, are icons of ancient Egyptian culture. Depicted in th...

Black Glazen column krater, mid-4th century BC, Apulia. With broad avoid body on a short echinus foot and thick mouth. The two handles form loops around the shoulders. Resembling t...

Signed by Artist Lower Right The Saturday Evening Post, February 11, 1939, cover illustration Literature The Saturday Evening Post, February 11, 1939, cover illustration Thomas S....

Tiffany Studios Pomegranate Leaded Glass and Patinated Bronze Table Lamp. A beautiful Tiffany Studios ensemble with a rare and early patinated bronze base with original Bryant socket...

A finely crafted Ancient Apulian Magna Graecia Bell Krater, dating to c. 350 BC, used as a wine mixing bowl in classical antiquity. This red-figure pottery vessel features twin handl...

A wonderful and rare collection of nine, oil on canvas paintings of the Sibyls, early 18th century, French school, Libyan, Cumean, Lampusian, Hellespontine, Erythraean, Delphic, Pers...

Signed by Artist Lower Right Maxwell House Coffee