TWO GNATHIA WARE EPICHYSES
TARENTINE, attributed to the Rose Painter
CIRCA 325-300 B.C.
Each with rays on the neck and grape vines on the shoulder, one with rays on the rim and bands of dots enclosing lines on the body, the other with a band of egg on the rim and a blossoming plant on the body, with molded heads applied to the sides of the handles, intact, 7in. (17.8cm.) high for the largest (2)
TWO GNATHIA WARE EPICHYSES
TARENTINE, attributed to the Rose Painter
CIRCA 325-300 B.C.
Each with rays on the neck and grape vines on the shoulder, one with rays on the rim and bands of dots enclosing lines on the body, the other with a band of egg on the rim and a blossoming plant on the body, with molded heads applied to the sides of the handles, intact, 7in. (17.8cm.) high for the largest (2)
