Minoan Beak-Spouted Ewer in the Academic Art Museum Bonn (Inv. 2736)

The beak-spouted ewer, dated between 2000 and 1850 BC, was possibly produced in a workshop in Hagia Triada on the islan of Krete. The findspot is not known. The jug does not have a foot, the body is globular and the neck, which tapers upwards, is set off from the body. The lid is connected to the body vi a handle. The body is decorated with three circular fields of barbotine. Furthermore, the body is painted in different colors: there are red-brown and white stripes, while the background is of dark brown.