Object name: Kylix / Object class: Containers for serving and consuming food / Culture or time period: Italic people - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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1. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-922
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

2. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-3217
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Robert H. Coleman
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

3. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-880
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

4. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-923
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

5. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-1011
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

6. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-881
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

7. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-908
Culture or time period:: Etruscan and Italiote
Object class:: Kylikes
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy

8. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-1992
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Bucchero ware and Kylikes
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Tomb H, Sovana, Tuscany
Collection date:: 1901

9. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-3225a-c
Culture or time period:: Etruscan
Object class:: Kylikes and Women (female humans)
Collector:: Robert H. Coleman
Collection place:: Etruria (Historic), Central Italy

10. Kylix

Museum number:: 8-935
Culture or time period:: Etruscan and Faliscan
Object class:: Kylikes and Women (female humans)
Production date:: 4th century BC
Dimensions:: height 6.5 centimeters and diameter 25.5 centimeters
Collector:: Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection place:: Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy
Person depicted:: Apollo (Greek and Roman diety) and Marsyas (Greek mythic figure)