White Painted Tankard

White Painted Tankard

Description:

Pottery White Painted VI ware tankard; hand-made; neck tapering slightly to a stepped rim with pointed profile; vertical strap handle from below rim to shoulder; thumb grip at rim; convex biconical body with flat base; reddish brown to black painted decoration; horizontal framed running hatched lozenges on neck, triple zig-zag on upper body and on lower body a thick band with pendant sets of four or five vertical lines to base; fabric buff on surface with pink interior; mended from sherds and partially reconstructed.


Dimensions: Diameter: 13.90 centimetres; Height: 16.50 centimetres to rim ; Height: 18 centimetres total


Object Type: tankard


Ware: White Painted Ware


Series: White Painted VI (SCE type VI C a)


Techniques: painted; handmade

Period:

Late Bronze Age I

Date:

1650 - 1550 BC

Collection:

British Museum

Provenance:

Enkomi

Accession Number:

1897,0401.1206