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Ancient Daunian Pedestal Plate: Vasi Dauni Dauno
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #862411 GD-356
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Galleria Delvecchio
416-457-6710
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Ancient Daunian shallow dish from Southern Italy. This pedestal dish is decorated with a concentric ring pattern in reddish-brown and dark brown on a buff ground. Two perforations near the rim for suspension. Spoked central medallion. Low pedestal foot. Wear on the painted surface, otherwise intact. Dates to approx the 4th century BC. Diameter: 6-5/8” inches.
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Ancient Villanovan Blackware Pottery Cup ; Antiquities
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #738754 GD-357
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Galleria Delvecchio
416-457-6710
$795
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Here you find an ancient Villanovan blackware impasto pottery cup. It has nice growth deposits and a high looping handle. It dates to approx the 7th century B.C. The Villanovan Culture was located in what is today the Bologna area of Northen Italy. This vessel is intact and measures 4 7/8” in height.
Provenance: Harmer Rooke Art Gallery
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Etruscan Genucilia Patera 370 - 350 B.C Anitquities
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #702574 GD-351
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Galleria Delvecchio
416-457-6710
$795
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Here you find an Etruscan Genucilia Patera from circa 370 to 350 B.C. Small plates of this type are characteristic of local production influenced by Greek mainland styles. The Genucilia Group comprises of a group of plates produced in Etruria (modern day central Italy) in the 4th century B.C. Mainly manufactured by workshops of Ionic potters who settled in Vulci. The patera itself is a shallow footed bowl used to make offerings which also found itself used by the Romans after the fall of Etrusc... Click for details
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Rare Etruscan Bronze Horse Amulet: 8th Century BC
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #678982
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$2675.00
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This extremely rare piece is a bronze horse that was cast in one solid piece. This piece is from the mysterious Etruscan culture and was made circa 8th century B.C. This piece is extremely early for the culture, and this can be seen relative to the artistic style with the elongated neck. This piece was probably part of a necklace that may have been votive, and was most likely thought to have been shamanistic in nature. The stylized horse seen here may have been created as a "spirit" type ani... Click for details
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Italic Bronze Kouros Figurine: circa 6th century B.C.
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #595700
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$2800.00
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This piece is a fine example of an early Italic bronze that is probably Villanovan and/or early Etruscan. This piece dates circa 6th century B.C. and is in the form of a standing Kouros. This form is a Greek convention of art which was derived from earlier Egyptian statuary, which was geometric in design, rather than realistic in form. This piece was cast as one solid mass and was then stamped with round circles for the eyes and nipples. This piece has a serene face and looks alive with the ... Click for details
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Etruscan Bronze Harpy Cauldron Foot Figurine
Etruscan Pre AD 1000: item #591525
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$1865.00
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This scarce piece is an Etruscan bronze cauldron foot in the form of a winged female. This piece dates circa 5th-4th century BC., and is approximately 4.5 inches high. This winged female probably represents a Harpy, who was a mythical creature that was part woman, with huge claws, and she was also part bird with bird's wings. The Harpies were known to the Greeks and the Etruscans as having carried off Camiro and Clytia, the duaghters of Pandarus of Crete, as a punishment for his complicity wi... Click for details
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