White Painted Kyathos Bowl, Middle Bronze Age III Cypriot
White Painted Kyathos Bowl, Middle Bronze Age III Cypriot, c. 1800–1650 BC. British Museum, 1884,1210.97.CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Middle Bronze Age III

White Painted Kyathos Bowl

Pottery bowl or dipper (kyathos) in White Painted ware; hand-made; conical body with a flattened base; high vertical wish-bone handle ending in a schematically modelled human head wearing a cap; very thin, fine buff clay, similar coloured slip, decorated in dark red-black paint: body has a chequer-board of plain and hatched lozenges and latticed triangles, framed by indented vertical panels of arrow-heads; double zig-zags on the handle; zig-zags and vertical lines on the interior. Dimensions: Height: 15.24 centimetres Object Type: kyathos; bowl Ware: White Painted Ware Series: White Painted Latticed Diamond Style (SCE type Ia) Techniques: painted; wheel-made; slipped; hand-modelled

Collection

Provenance

  • Phoenikiais

Identifiers

Accession no.
1884,1210.97, British Museum · Museum record

Corrections and additions

Do you know this object?

We are always looking for more of an object's history: who owned it, where it was sold or shown, and where it was published.

Missing from this record

  • No publication recorded

We would like to hear about

  • Earlier owners, sales or exhibitions
  • Publications that illustrate or mention it
  • Where it is now, if it has moved
  • Better photographs, or a close parallel
  • A mistake in what we say about it

Messages are read by us alone and kept confidential, unless the law requires otherwise. Tell us if you would like to be thanked by name on the page.

Similar pieces