Lot 716
A Fine Little Italic Plate in Red-brown and Creme. Daunian Apulia, 350-250 BC. The plate simple, but neatly potted and robust, with creme and circular bands of brown slip. A delicate stylized wreath painted within. On the back, two small holes pierced into the foot so the plate could be hung with a cord. Splendidly preserved, with only a few minor spots of rubbing. Diameter: 6-1/2". A handsome example of this ware at its most "Greek" and classic-looking style.
Estimated Value $300 - 400.
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