6th-4th century BC. A ceramic black-figure oinochoe ewer with flared foot, bulbous body, tubular neck with trefoil lip, strap handle flanked by spurs at the rim; band of apotropaic eye, heart and roundel motifs to the shoulder above a broader band of palmettes; attributed to the school of the Micali painter, ca. 520 - 500 BC. 977 grams, 28cm (11"). From a Belgian private collection formed in the 1980s. Fine condition.