Object class: Fragments (object portions) / Culture or time period: Ancient Greece / Accession number: Acc.50 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Fragments (object portions) Culture or time period Ancient Greece Accession number Acc.50

Hearst Museum object titled Amphora fragment, accession number 8-4181, described as Attic black-figure amphora fragment; put together from several fragments; large kiln dent in body; from lower part of figure-panel; part of chariot to right, with two hoplites to left, the rough shield of one partly preserved (blazon: at least 3 white pellets). M.P.D., 23.0 cm. Ceramic; Attic black-figure. Published H.R.W Smith, in AJA 49 (1945) page 472, Figure 3; 473; ABV page 258, number 8. For Louvre F 295, see ABV page 260, number 31

Hearst Museum object titled Brazier rim sherd, accession number 8-3011, described as Rim sherd from an Etruscan brazier with two bands of cylinder-stamped relief depicting a repeat of a hunter attacking a boar with a spear, a date palm tree, and two lions attacking a fallen doe.

Hearst Museum object titled Bucket fragment, accession number 8-3190, described as Bronze bucket handle

Hearst Museum object titled Bucket fragment, accession number 8-3193, described as Bronze bucket handle

Hearst Museum object titled Bucket fragment, accession number 8-2280, described as One free bucket handle; bronze

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabrum fragments, accession number 8-1382b,c, described as A) Bronze Candelabrun cup and B) cap A) flare rim; stemmed and footed B) Incised running vine design around flat part of top; center depressed

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