Product Description

This rhyton of the replica treasure set is shaped as a young ram with slightly grown horns. Its neck is of conical shape and ends with a down-turned rim covered with floral decoration. The head is masterly modelled. There is an opening in the animal’s mouth for pouring the liquid. The handle ends with the body of a lion whose forepaws rest on the mouth-rim. The neck is covered with high quality relief decoration consisting of four figures: two maenads entranced by dancing, a man and another woman. The inscription in dots above their heads says that these are the God of wine and merry-making Dionysus and the Nymph Eriope.

The technique used for this replica is hand-crafting of pure silver (with millesimal fineness of 999).