PELIKE With pear-shaped body, moulded neck, lip with thick rounded rim. High discoid base. Decorated on the shoulder with a frieze of ivy. The body is decorated on one side with a young woman seated on rocks, richly draped and adorned with jewels, holding a kind of drum in her left hand. Facing her is a naked young man holding a drapery over his right forearm and left hand. In his right hand, he holds a bunch of grapes. His head is crowned. Palmette in the field. Below the scene, a frieze of Grecians. The other side shows two male figures dressed in himation, in the centre, an altar. At the top, a crown. Black glazed terracotta. H. 38.5 cm; diam. 12 cm Magna Graecia, second half of the 4th century BC A Magna-Graecia red-figure Pelike. With a pyriform body, moulded neck, lip with a thick, rounded rim. High discoidal base. Shoulder decoration: ivy frieze. The body is decorated on one side with a young woman seated on rocks, richly draped and adorned with jewelry, she holds a sort of drum in her left hand. Facing him, a naked young man holds a drape over his right forearm and left hand. In his right hand he holds a bunch of grapes. His head surrounded by a crown. In the field, palmette. Under the stage, Greek frieze. The other side presents two male figures dressed in himation, in the centre, an altar. Above, crown.4th Century B.C.E.