Description
A classic Phoenician trefoil lip jug
REFERENCE #
KB_PT_0104
CIVILIZATION
Iron Age II, 950 B.C.E. – 850 B.C.E.
SIZE
H. 29 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The Phoenician trefoil lip jug dates back to the Iron Age II, specifically between 950 B.C.E. and 850 B.C.E. This period is significant for Phoenician civilization and their distinctive pottery styles.
The jug stands at a height of 29 centimeters, making it a moderately sized artifact typical of Phoenician pottery from the Iron Age II period.
The jug is described as being in fine condition, indicating it has been well-preserved with minimal damage or wear despite its age.
The price for the Phoenician trefoil lip jug is not listed publicly and is available only upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare item.
The term 'trefoil lip' describes the jug's distinctive three-lobed or clover-shaped lip design, which is characteristic of certain Phoenician pottery styles from the Iron Age II.
