Shape Family
Krater
Also called crater, mixing bowl
- Objects
- 36
In the Compendium
Kraters
A large open vessel for mixing and serving drink, imported from the Aegean and made locally in Cyprus from the Late Bronze Age onwards.
Within Krater
Across the catalogue
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Collections
- The British Museum Collection15
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art10
- Cyprus Museum, Nicosia6
- Hunterian Museum2
- The Ashmolean Museum2
- Royal Ontario Museum1
Objects
36 objects
"Pastoral Style Krater"
Late Bronze Age II
"White Painted Krater"
Geometric I
bell krater
Late Bronze Age II
bell krater
Late Bronze Age II
Bichrome Red Ware Krater
Archaic II
Drab Footed Krater
Geometric
East-Greek or Cypriot painted krater
Bronze Age
Furumark Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Krater
Archaic I
Krater
Geometric I
Krater
Late Bronze Age III
Krater
Archaic I
Krater
Archaic I
Krater
Archaic I
Krater, miniature
Archaic II
Large krater of Black-on-Red ware
Archaic I
Large Mycenaean Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Limestone votive krater (mixing bowl)
Hellenistic
Minoan Krater
Late Bronze Age I
Mycenaean Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Mycenaean Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Mycenaean Krater
Late Bronze Age I
Mycenaean Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Pastoral Style Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Pastoral Style Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Pastoral Style Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Pastoral Style Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Pastoral Style Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
Plain Wheelmade Crater
Late Bronze Age II
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Plain white amphoroid krater
Late Bronze Age II
Terracotta krater
Late Bronze Age III
Terracotta krater
Late Bronze Age II
White Painted Bell Krater
Late Bronze Age II
White Painted Krater
Late Bronze Age I
White Painted Krater
Late Bronze Age II
White Slip Krater
Late Bronze Age II