Object Description
A lovely, Cypriot, red-polished ware juglet, dating to the Early-Middle Bronze Age. The vessel has a globular body, with a long cylindrical neck and a slightly flared rim. A curved handle spans from the side of the neck to the shoulder. The glaze on the vessel has created a beautiful split-colour red and black design, creating a clean curving distinction on one side and a gradient on the other. Towards the neck the glaze becomes more brown in tone. Around the body are three finger size dimples, in line with a band of triangular incisions. There is a single deep incision running up the exterior of the handle with triangular marks either side. There are small angular incisions vertically up the neck and a linear band around the base of the neck. The vessel features a slightly rounded base.
N.B. Please note, the juglet is not able to stand unaided, due to the rounded base.
Date: Circa 2700-1900 BC
Period: Early-Middle Bronze Age