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Bucchero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bucchero ( ; via Ital. from Port. bucáro "odorous clay") is a type of black pottery typical for the Etruscan civilization. It is believed to have been first made in the early 7th century...
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An article about Bucchero ware ... Bucchero is the name given to the distinctive, lustrous black ware made by the Etruscans during the Orientalizing and Archaic periods. It is a refined form of Italian impasto pottery, which was made of unrefined clay, usually formed without the potter's wheel ... Bucchero ware drinking-cup...
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This elegant drinking-cup was made during the Etruscan Archaic period when bucchero ware was extremely popular. Bucchero went out of fashion in the fifth century BC, when it was widely replaced by painted pottery. ... Many of the bucchero shapes had continued from the previous century, the so-called Orientalising period.
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AN ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO WARE CARYATID CHALICE CIRCA 6TH CENTURY B.C.. Buy and collect contemporary or modern art, old masters, jewelry, wine, watches, interiors, prints, and music at Christie's auctions. ... AN ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO WARE CARYATID CHALICE ; CIRCA 6TH CENTURY B.C. The deep bowl with central omphalos,
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Item No.: 83.033; Etruscan Pottery Bucchero Ware: Bucchero kyathos ... A cup with a single flat strap elevated handle. The deep bowl has straight sides that flair slightly towards ... more ... Home » Collections » Ancient Rome » Roman Pottery Bucchero Ware...
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Chalice or stemmed cup, Bucchero ware, Etruria, Italy, c. 610 BC. Fine earthenware fired to a grey fabric, thrown, hollow tapered stem which flares out towards the base, wide mouth with a collared rim. ... A6011 Chalice, Bucchero ware, fine earth...
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Etruscan bucchero ware kantharos of canonical shape with twin high-swung strap handles and a pedestal foot. A dented ridge at the join to the straight wall. A c ... Etruscan bucchero ware kantharos of canonical shape with twin high-swung strap handles and a pedestal foot. A dented ridge at the join to the straight wall.
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Lot:ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO WARE VESSELS, CIRCA 700 B.C., Lot Number:23, Starting Bid:$450, Auctioneer:Lewis & Maese Auction Company, Auction:Lewis & Maese November 18, 2009 Auction, Date:4:30 PM PT - Nov 18th, 2009 ... TWO ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO WARE PEDESTAL VESSELS. CIRCA 700 B.C. Height: 2 3/4 and in. by Width: 5 1/2 and in.
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This example is of Bucchero ware, the most distinctive of the Etruscan pottery styles. Bucchero ware is recognizable by the gray-black color of the clay, achieved by reduction firing in an atmosphere of carbon dioxide, turning the red clay to gray or black.
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Technique and workmanship declined from about the mid-6th century onward, when bucchero sottile was replaced by bucchero pasante, a heavy, thick-walled ware, overly complex in form and ostentatiously decorated with reliefs.
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