A Greek Blackware Salt Dish, ca. 4th century BCE Vessels both as personal adornment and

both as personal adornment and as a ritual or amuletic item

The piece is composed of two coordinated strands of elongated gold tube beads and small round lapis lazuli beads

Their dynamic arrangement across the surface reflects both movement and balance

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A Greek Blackware Salt Dish, ca. 4th century BCE Vessels both as personal adornment andA small clay dish, covered in black glaze, features a deep, round body and stands on a short foot, which remains uncovered by the glaze. Although the original purpose of these small, charming dishes is unknown, they were dubbed 'salt' dishes in the 18th century due to their resemblance to examples at that time. Medium: Clay Dimensions: Height: 1 7 8 inches (4. 6 cm), Diameter: 3 3 4 inches (9. 5 cm) Condition: A small crack to the center of the foot,