Greek Pottery

Greek and South Italian pottery reflects over a millennium of artistic development, from the Classical to the Hellenistic periods. These ceramics include vessels, juglets, bowls and other functional or decorative forms produced in regional workshops across the Greek world. Their shapes, glazes and painted styles offer insight into daily life, trade, ritual practice and the evolving aesthetics of ancient Mediterranean culture.

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WGP 2262 — Dark Brown Glazed Juglet

A dark brown glazed single‑handled juglet with a small rimmed foot. 3rd–4th century B.C. Apulian. 73 mm high.

Attractive.

£125.00

Greek Apulian dark brown glazed juglet WGP 2262

For related ancient ceramics and artefacts, see our Bronze Age Pottery, Celtic & Roman Artefacts and Egyptian Antiquities.

Additional Greek and South Italian pottery will be added to this section as new pieces become available.