Greco-Phoenician Core-Formed Amphorisque

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Description

Amphorisque (type Harden) with a dark blue background. Dark blue, light blue and yellow opaque glass.

REFERENCE #

GL_RM_1014

CIVILIZATION

Greco-Phoenician, 500 B.C.E. – 400 B.C.E.

SIZE

H. 9.7 cm

CONDITION

Excellent condition

PRICE

Price available upon request

PROVENANCE

Baidun Family Collection

Frequently Asked Questions

The Amphorisque type Harden is a specific style of ancient pottery characterized by its shape and design, often associated with Greco-Phoenician civilization. This particular piece features a dark blue background with dark blue, light blue, and yellow opaque glass decoration.

This Amphorisque belongs to the Greco-Phoenician civilization, dating from approximately 500 B.C.E. to 400 B.C.E. This period reflects a blend of Greek and Phoenician cultural influences.

The Amphorisque measures 9.7 centimeters in height, making it a relatively small and delicate artifact suitable for detailed study and display.

The Amphorisque is in excellent condition, indicating it has been well-preserved over the centuries with minimal damage or wear.

The price of the Amphorisque is not listed publicly and is available only upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare item requiring direct inquiry for purchase details.

The provenance of this Amphorisque is the Baidun Family Collection, indicating it was previously owned or curated by this family, which adds to its historical and collectible value.