Tall and slender vessels with an elongated neck and a flaring mouth, usually in the form of an amphora with two handles, but sometimes in the form of a hydria with three handles; often given as gifts at weddings. Common in Black-figure pottery of the late 6th century BCE.
AAT
3000198900
amphorae, loutrophoros
hydriae, loutrophoros
loutrophoros amphorae
loutrophoros hydriae
loutrophoros-amphorae
loutrophoros-hydriae
12yrs ago
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