A Black-glazed Mug and Two Black-glazed Hydriai, 5th/4th Century B.C.

comprising a mug, probably Attic, with flat handle and offset flaring neck, the slightly concave underside with black circle and perimeter, a small hydria, probably Apulian, with low stemmed foot and overhanging rim, and a hydria, probably Campanian, with slight step on the shoulder and encircling red band below the handles.

for the first and second:
Paul Arndt (1865-1937), Munich,Yale University, New Haven, acquired from the above in 1913 as part of a collection of several hundred vases named "The Rebecca Darlington Stoddard Collection" in honor of the main donor who made the purchase possible (Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, May 21st, 1977, no. 15, for the first, and May 13th, 1978, no. 54,  for the second)
New York Private Collection (Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, May 20th, 1982 , nos. 114, 178, and 179 respectively)

The mug excellent, a few abrasions to the glaze at edges of rim and handle, two 19th century labels and a penned accession no. underneath, the smaller hydria very good, one handle restored, the larger hydria very good, some light wear to glaze in places, small chip in front above red band has been blackened.
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