Apulian earthenware cotyle

Made:: 300-399 BCE in Italy

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Apulian (S.Italian) black earthenware Cotyle, with two handles and figured design in red, 4 1/2" high, 4th cent. B.C.

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Category:: Weighing & Measuring

Object Number:: 1937-134

type:: ancient greek capacity measure

credit:: Stevens's Auction Rooms Ltd.

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Apulian earthenware cotyle

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