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Perfume bottle (Aryballos) with Stylized Floral Motifs

Artist/Culture Greek

Artist/Culture Corinthian

Dateabout 600–550 BCE

Mediumpainted pottery

Dimensions7.8 x 7.6 cm (3 1/16 x 3 in.)

ClassificationsCeramics

Credit LinePurchase from Philip J. Gentner, Florence, Italy, May 8, 1918

Terms

ceramic

Object number1918.55.1

DescriptionRound bottle with narrow neck and one handle, painted and incised floral decoration-brown decoration on light ground.
ProvenancePhilip J. Gentner, Florence

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