Terracotta krater (bowl for mixing wine and water) of Chalcidian shape

Greek, Corinthian

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Obverse, swan between griffin birds
Reverse, panther facing goat

The vase is of particular interest for its handles, identified as being of Chalcidian type. This is the earliest preserved example in Corinthian pottery and is roughly contemporary with the earliest Attic example, attributed to Sophilos and exhibited on the main floor in the Belfer Court (1977.11.2).

Terracotta krater (bowl for mixing wine and water) of Chalcidian shape, Terracotta, Greek, Corinthian

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Terracotta krater (bowl for mixing wine and water) of Chalcidian shape, Terracotta, Greek, Corinthian
Terracotta krater (bowl for mixing wine and water) of Chalcidian shape, Terracotta, Greek, Corinthian

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