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Description : A GROUP OF ANCIENT VESSELS AND A SPINDLE WHORL Circa 3100-1st Century A.D. Including a Phoenician earthenware bottle, with globular body, short neck and everted rim, 11cm high, circa 8th Century B.C., an Egyptian terracotta corn measure of cylindrical form with a tapering base, 12cm high, Early Dynastic Period, circa 3100-2686 B.C., a Bronze Age Cypriot terracotta spindle whorl, with incised details and pierced horizontally, 4.3cm high, circa 2000 B.C., an Egyptian terracotta Bes beaker, 6.7cm high, Ptolemaic Period, 332-30 B.C., and a Roman red-slip cup, with a double-grooved handle, and two bands of incised decoration on the body, 7cm high, circa 1st Century A.D., (5) Provenance: The Phoenician vessel acquired in January 1972, the corn measure acquired in July 1972, the spindle whorl acquired in May 1975, the Bes beaker acquired April 1977, the Roman cup acquired April 1998. Published: The Phoenician bottle in Charles Ede Ltd, Antiquities 84, 1972, no.45, the Bes beaker in Charles Ede Ltd, Antiquities 106, 1977, no.9, and the cup in Charles Ede Ltd, Antiquities 165, 1998, no.35.
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