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LOT 0278
Central European Iron Age Red-Ware Jar
HALLSTATT, 700-500 B.C.
2 3/4 in. (93 grams, 69 mm).
Squat ceramic jar with reserved collar to the shoulder, hatched upper body with reserved red-pigmented triangles; label to inner 'Göllschau b/Hagnau'.
ProvenanceFound Göllschau bei Hagnau, before 1945.
Formerly in the collection of Dr.Siegfried Zimmer, Germany.
Private collection, acquired by M.A. in 2004.
Accompanied by old collector's catalogue note: 'Fundort: Göllschau bei Hagnau Reg.Bez. Liegnitz/Schlerien' and 'Rotbemaltes Ziergefäss / Hallstattzeit 700-500 v. Chr / Ausgang der Hegner'.
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