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Posted 9 years ago
Alan2310
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Hi
Everyone.
Found this Oversea Pottery last 2 week ago at the Salvation, i just like the form and neutral colours applied to it, look like a pitcher for water, don't know much about it, look from America but could be wrong, hope someone can help me.
This vase stand 8.75 inch tall, 5.75 inch wide, on a 3 inch base with 1 inch at the top.
Thanks for Viewing.
Alan
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Many thanks , Kevin
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Alan
All I can tell you is that it was thrown and trimmed on a potter's wheel, so it is not Native American Indian, plus the technique, form, and design patterns are not those associated with any Native American Indian tribe.
It's very interesting and unusual, so I hope someone will recognize it and be able to identify it.
Thank you for your time, CanyonRoad really appreciate it.
Alan
looks more Greek, Macedonian, maybe Italian, i think.
Many thanks, ho2cultcha for the comment and the love, i will look in this direction.
really appreciated you stop by.
Alan
many thanks, SEAN
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Alan
I would have guessed native american indian made but I see it has been ruled out as an option. I think this is so beautiful. Perfection! Keep us posted if you find out more information.
http://www.ancient.eu/image/627/
Greek, from Cypriot.
Nice solve, ho2cultcha! :)
Thank you ho2cultcha! Mystery Solved.
Many thanks, ho2cultcha, for your time to solve this mystery.
Really appreciated it.
Now I will have this check for make sure, I was not in possession of an archeologist piece.
Cool, not sure if this is from the 7 century though, look old but not that old ??
Alan
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