An Ancient Cypriot Black Slipware Jug, circa 1050-900 BC We are selling a second

We are selling a second work by the artist 'Emu Tracks'

and the role of art in politics

Her expressionist oeuvre selects objects that surround her everyday existence

brooches that were commissioned by a jeweller often represented the personal connection the wearer would have to music or harmony

attesting to their age and authentic use

An Ancient Cypriot Black Slipware Jug, circa 1050-900 BC We are selling a secondAn early Cypriot Iron Age terracotta jug, Geometric Period, circa 1050900 B. C. Wheel made in buff clay, of ovoid form with a slender neck and trefoil mouth, set with a single strap handle. The surface is covered with a matte black slip. Provenance: From the collection of Madame Suzanne Gozlan, thence by descent. Later sold through Leonard Joel Auctions, Melbourne (Australia). Measurements: 17cm high x 12. 5cm diameter. Condition: Superbly preserved,