Campanian amphora. Ancient Greece, Campania, circa 330-300 BC.

Campanian amphora. Ancient Greece, Campania, circa 330-300 BC.
Terracotta with red figures.
In good condition.
Provenance: Ex-collection H.& P. Payot, Clarence, by descent. Purchased at auction in the UK, February 2023;
This lot has been checked against the Interpol database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate no. 11577-199027.
Accompanied by an academic report by Dr. Raffaele D'Amato and TL proof.
Measurements: 37 cm high.
Red-figured ceramic amphora with round handle and perforated handle at the apex, high carved neck with vertical ribbing, rounded shoulder with running wavy decoration, tapering body with standing female figures with himation and stephania in red and white on a black background. One figure holds a thyrsus and the other an ear of corn, with accessories in the field. Flared base. From a workshop in Cumae.