The early 19th century saw a revival of interest in classical antiquity, influencing the production of pottery, including the Attic amphora vase. These vases were inspired by ancient Greek designs from the 6th and 5th centuries BCE, originally used for storing wine, oil, and grains. The Attic style, named after the region of Attica in Greece, was characterised by its elegant shape, black-figure and red-figure painting techniques, and mythological themes. In the 19th century, European…