Rare Campanian ceramic vase with glossy black glaze dating from the 4th century BC.
 This olpe, smaller than an oinochoe, was probably used to hold wine or ointments.
 Globular body resting on a small annular foot, conical neck surmounted by a flared lip, circular handle.
 The body is decorated with fluting.
 Ancient Greek ceramic from Magna Graecia, Italy, Campania region.
 The vase is partially covered with a calcareous deposit which testifies to its age and which can be removed with water.
 Height 9.6 cm - Width 7.4 cm - Perfect condition - no restoration
 Dating: 4th century BC
 Provenance: former Swiss private collection assembled before 1977.

 Internal reference: J75