Description

Black Glazed Olpe

400 -300 BC

Greece

Sizes are about 3.5 inches tall and weighing around 4.8 oz.

A black-glazed olpe is a type of ancient Greek pottery from around 400 to 300 BC. It was used for pouring liquids like wine or water. The vase has a shiny black finish, a round body, a short base, and a wide mouth. It usually has two side handles for lifting and one at the back for pouring. The glossy black color was made using a special firing method.

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