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1-12 Dollhouse Greek Pottery

Magumbo44

March 11, 2026

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Some years ago I created a series of VRML models representing various classical Greek pottery forms. They were textured (which these STL models are not) and the derived STL models are to an approximate scale of 1:12 the originals, as dollhouse furniture/accessories.

Kraters - used to adjust water/wine ratio. Subtypes are Calyx (flower-like), Bell (shaped), Column (decorations), and Volute (decorated with spiral pattern by the handles).

Hydraea - used to pour water.

Kylix - broad plate with foot and handles, used to drink wine or eat soup. Could be hung on the wall by its handles.

Pelike - water container.

Psykter - used to cool wine.

Amphoras - storage containers. The Nolan variant was found at Nola, Italy. Shipping amphoras were larger and came to a point at the bottom for securing in racks or sand ballast.

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