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Fragment of dish
Fragment of dish

Fragment of dish

Medium/TechniqueCeramic, Red Ware
Dimensions14.5 cm (5 11/16 in.)
Credit LineBenjamin Pierce Cheney Donation
Accession number88.594
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsVessels
ProvenanceBy 1888: with Anselmo Gasparini (said to have been discovered in the gardens of Caesar); purchased by R. Lanciani from Anselmo Gasparini; purchased by MFA from R. Lanciani, 1888, for $493.92 (this figure is the total price of MFA 88.538–88.644 and 89.9–89.31)
Jug
Jug
about 1800–1600 B.C.
Fragment of a tray
Fragment of a tray
4th century A.D.
African red-slip bowl with a boy on a dolphin
African red-slip bowl with a boy on a dolphin
A.D. 320-400
African Red Slip Ware bowl with the sacrifice of Isaac
African Red Slip Ware bowl with the sacrifice of Isaac
A.D. 340–440
Jug in the shape of a drunken old woman
Jug in the shape of a drunken old woman
Early 3rd century A.D.
Jug in the form of the head of a youth
Jug in the form of the head of a youth
1st century A.D.
Head-vase
Head-vase
3rd century A.D.
African Red Slip Ware Bowl with Orpheus and the Animals
African Red Slip Ware Bowl with Orpheus and the Animals
A.D. 320-360
Jug, with spout from shoulder
Jug, with spout from shoulder
about 475-323 B.C.
Cup
Cup
about 1800–1600 B.C.
Jug
Jug
about 850–700 B.C.
Bowl, shallow
Bowl, shallow
about 850–700 B.C.