Etruscan Va s e s 174 ITALO-GEOMETRIC POTTERY CHALICE OF THE METOPE TYPE on a funnel-shaped foot. A frieze of metopes with zig-zag bands and ‘triglyphs’ with stripes below the everted lip; bands of differing width in concentric bands on the rest of the body and foot. Ca. 650 BC. H. 6 3/8 in. (16.3 cm.) Ex private collection, Basel, acquired from H. Cahn in 1976. Cf. A. Akerström, Der geometrische Stil in Italien, 1943, no. 92, pl. 25, 3. 175 ITALO-GEOMETRIC OR GEOMETRIC POTTERY TREFOIL OINOCHOE The body of spherical silhouette with banding formed of three lines; the lip, shoulder, and foot with a broad band; the cylindrical neck with a waterbird between vertical wavy lines, bordered by triple-line bands. 8th Century BC. H. 11 in. (27.9 cm.) Ex collection of Dr. W. E., Staufen, Germany, acquired in 1973. Published: J. Eisenberg, Art of the Ancient World, vol. XIX, 2008, no. 103. 176 ITALO-CORINTHIAN POTTERY LARGE TREFOIL OINOCHOE Rays encircling the shoulder, dotted rosettes between; the foot with cross-hatched lines between; the body with multiple bandings. 7th Century BC. H. 13 1/2 in (34.3) Ex C.F. collection, Monte Carlo. Published: J. Eisenberg, Art of the Ancient World, vol. XII, 2000, no. 72.
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