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Description: Crafted from second rate clay and slip, and covered with a veneer of cheap crackling ivory glaze, this amphora carries a bawdy and off-centre painting of an extraordinarily large woman holding a plate of olive. The inscription beneath the painting reads "From Ephebe - We send Olive our best!" A work of commercialism and clearly second-rate goods, its handles are poorly sanded and slightly mismatched. Its round stopper is made of pressed cork and is attached to the neck by a cheap, olive oil stained string. It is open.
Appraise: The cheap ivory amphora is about four feet long and about two feet wide. It is made of some unidentifiable material and looks like you could hold it. It can hold about 555 pounds, about two hundred and eighty items, or about 1 gallon.
Weight: about fifteen pounds
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