A GREEK EARLY PROTOGEOMETRIC TWIN-HANDLED POTTERY BOWL, the black glazed body with reserved band between the handles enclosing a zigzag pattern, black glazed interior, reserved band on narrow everted rim, black glazed band over back of obliquely placed loop handles -- 6 7/8in. (17.5cm.) across, mid-11th/early 10th Century B.C.; an Attic black glazed pottery kylix, the deep body with flaring rim, on high foot with moulded ring at join with body, crack in body, foot repaired -- 4in. (10.2cm.) high, circa 450 B.C.; and three black glazed vessels comprising a lekanis, the knopped lid with stepped edge, on ring foot -- 4¼in. (10.8cm.) high; a kantharos of waisted form, with high arching handles, conical foot repaired -- 5in. (12.8cm.) high; and a skyphos, tapering towards foot, repaired -- 3 7/8in. (9.8cm.) high, all 4th Century B.C.; and a Greek style red-figure pelike, each side with standing figure draped in a himation, within a panel bordered by foliate tendrils on reserved band -- 7¾in. (19.7cm.) high, after the Antique (6)