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Vase Catalog Number: Philadelphia 30-41-1Images | Browse Images
Decoration: The body is divided into panels containing meanders, swastikas, checkerboard patterns, herringbone patterns and simple hatching. The bottom of the pyxis is decorated with an elaborate pattern--a curved swastika in the center of radiating circles filled with double lozenges. The effect is flame-like. Four horses stand side-by-side on the lid. They are painted black with reserved rectangular panels on their chests painted with dot-filled diamonds. Collection History: The pyxis was purchased by Georges Nicole for the University Museum, Philadelphia, in 1930. Condition: The surface of the pyxis is worn and faded. Sources Used:
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