Daunian vases – pottery type found among the Italic peoples who inhabited the area of modern provinces around Bari and Foggia, with local production sites particularly in Ordona and Canosa. VII - III ct. BC. #Italics #ceramics #vase #VIIctBC #VIctBC #VctBC #IVctBC #IIIctBC

Greek - Daunian Pottery - Vatican

Daunian Luxury Vessel, decorated with figurative protomes, fully sculpted figures and the monster Scylla. The vessel originates from Daunia, Northern Apulia, Italy. Frontal view. Clay, around 300 BC Daunisches Prunkgefäss Altes Museum, Berlin

Daunian pottery jug with a wide overarching handle, circular flat base, spherical body and an overhanging ledge rim, marked on pale ground on the exterior with three bands of dull black paint divided by narrow bands of a key pattern and variations of a key pattern, below five groups of concentric circles, worn and chipped and there are traces of a whitish deposit in places. Ca. 650BC. British museum. #Italics #vase #ceramics #VIIctBC

A Daunian Terracotta Bird Askos

In the middle of Magna Graecia, Daunian pottery preserved an original form, of Mycaenian, Peucetian and Messapian influence. An overview.

Daunian globular pottery askos, perhaps for funerary use, painted with bands of decoration. This consists of flora and fauna, geometric patterns and swastikas. 350BC-325BC. British museum. #Italics #ceramics #vase #IVctBC

Daunian pottery bowl of conical form with a squat shaped body, plain vertical rim, wide shallow spout on one side and a flat looped handle at right angles to the spout, marked with the head of an animal projected vertically on the side opposite the spout, pale drab ground with red and black decorative bands marked on the exterior of the body and handle, worn and chipped in places. V ct. BC. British museum. #Italics #vase #ceramics #VctBC

Daunian two-handled pottery bowl with a fir-cone modelled in the centre, decorated in the Pictorial Style (animals and trees schematically rendered) with birds, animals and trees. 425BC-400BC. British museum. #Italics #vase #ceramics #VctBC

CIRCA 6TH CENTURY B.C.

Daunian pottery boccale with a two-part handle. On top, a thumb-piece with panel decoration. On body, bands, and a broad frieze of altars, alternately black and red; above, flying birds. 475BC-425BC. British museum. #Italics #ceramics #vase #VctBC

CIRCA 6TH-3RD CENTURY B.C.

Daunian Sifting Jug Stylized Duck Handle, Italy Circa 4th-5th BC, H: 4.5” #italian #antique #palmbeachdesignshowroom #palmbeach #jug #rare #rareantiques #unique

APULIA, CIRCA 3RD CENTURY B.C.

Photographed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York.

Daunian Askos, ca. 400 - 350 BC; height cm 11, diam. cm 4; Very nice small ... - Lot 77 Web Auction 88 - Bertolami Fine Art

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This distinctive ware was produced in the larger area of Canosa from roughly the mid-fourth through the mid-third century B.C. The ample, assertive shape is embellished with finely executed bands of ornament, often vegetal, as well as human and animal figures at the bottom

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