Ca. 350 BC. An attractive salt cellar or small bowl with its warm, brownish glaze. The bowl's hemispherical basin features an incurved wall that adds depth and dimension to the piece, while the pedestal base provides a sturdy foundation. The ancient Greeks had a deep appreciation for the beauty of ceramics, and this piece showcases their mastery of the craft. The Attic region, where this bowl was likely produced, was renowned for its high-quality clay deposits and skilled potters. This piece is a testament to the exceptional quality of Attic ceramic production.Size: L:50mm / W:95mm ; 100gProvenance: Private London collection, B.A.; formerly in pre-2000 European collection.