1.1.7.1: Etruscan

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    Characteristics: Bucchero ware (black, burnished ceramics), funerary urns.

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    Two-Handled Jar

    Italian

    early 15th century

    On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 307

    The lobed leaf pattern, found on many early Florentine vessels, was likely inspired by local silks and linens.

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