STUNNING ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN PYXIS WITH WILD ANIMALS FRIEZE. Ca. 650 - 580 BC. A ceramic pyxis of globular form on a low ring foot. A short everted neck and a pair of opposed upturned lugs sit at the shoulder. Across the body runs a continuous frieze of striding felines and quadrupeds punctuated by rosettes and dotted fillers on a reserved ground. Above and below, multiple concentric bands frame the frieze. For similar see: The Barnes Foundation, Accession Number A104ab. Size: 160mm x 185mm; Weight: 655g Private London collection; previously acquired on the Belgium art market; originally in the collection of D Bogaerts, Brussels 1990’s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.