GREEK MUSEUM REPLICA 460 B.C Red Figure Dryballos Vase

This object is a modern museum replica of an ancient Athenian vessel, specifically a Red-Figure Aryballos. The inscription on the base identifies it as a copy made by A. Tsakirakis in Delfi (Delphi), Greece. It replicates the Athenian style from approximately 460 B.C., featuring a mythological scene with a Satyr and Maenad. Estimated Value As a modern reproduction rather than an ancient antiquity, its value is determined by its decorative and collectible appeal: Retail Value: High-quality Greek museum replicas typically sell for between $75 and $225 CAD depending on size and detail.