Object Description
A fine ancient Greek, Etruscan, terracotta juglet fully coated in a smooth black glaze. The vessel features an ovoid body atop a circular base. The neck of the body is encircled by four level grooves, leading upwards to a flared lip which features two incised rings. The loop handle is composed of two conjoined tubular strips, enhanced by a rectangular piece running perpendicular near the top, and meets at the lip of the vessel. The point of attachment to the lip features two extending triangular points.
NB: Width measurement for this piece includes both the handle and the body.
Date: Circa 7th – 6th century BC