Ca. 400 BC.A black glazed pottery vessel with a globular rounded ribbed body swelling out from a low ring foot. The lip is pinched into a trefoil pattern, creating three directions from which the contents could be poured. The handle with a protrusion on top arching from lip to the flat shoulder. Deep shiny black glaze, covering the entire surface and the bottom of the base. For related examples, see Cf. the Beazley archive vases nos. 9008677, 9008678 and 9016140.Size: L:153mm / W:104mm; 225g.Provenance: Property of a central London Gallery; formerly with Fortuna Fine Art collection, NYC. Ex. Galerie Cahn, Basel, Switzerland.