Jar - Lauzitser culture terracotta pot with handles, 7.0 cm, with rim damage

Please take a good look at the photos!!! Lauzitsercultuur terracotta potje with edge damage. 1300-500 BC 7.0 cm x 6.9 cm x Such a small pot was used to store scarce or valuable substances. For example medicinal extracts, essential oils, aromatic ointments or rare resins. Possibly also used as a grave offering Through the two small, pierced ears on the side (cord holes) a string or leather strap was threaded through. The pot could then be worn around the neck or hung from a beam in the house. This kept the contents safe from pests I bought the pot around 1985 from the former auction house De Castanghe in Lochem (Netherlands) The pot comes from a large private collection from Germany. At the time I bought several objects from that collection. Further details are not known to me I have no authenticity certificates or receipts for the objects and can only say that I obtained the objects legally If you have doubts, please do not buy Note!! I do not ship outside the European Union. Also not to the Canary Islands

Estimate:£312.56

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