to 480 BC. They were also exported to Italy in large quantities. The majority of vases of this type were found as grave goods in Etruscan chamber tombs. References Bibliography Corpus vasorum antiquorum. Deutschland. Hrsg. Komm. f. d. Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum b. d. Bay. Akad. d. Wiss. /Union Académique Internationale.Bd 77: München, Antikensammlung Band 13. Attische Augenschalen. Bearb. Fellmann, Berthold. 2004. Friedrich Wilhelm Handorf, in: Klaus Vierneisel, Bert Kaeser (eds.), Kunst der Schale - Kultur des Trinkens, München 1990, p. 418 f. Norbert Kunisch: Die Augen der Augenschalen, in: Antike Kunst 33 1990 External links Kylix: eye–cup (drinking cup), ca. 530 b.c.; black–figure Greek. Obverse and reverse, between eyes: Theseus and the Minotaur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Athenian eyecups of the Late Archaic Period by Andrew Prentice Raimund Wünsche, „Trinken aus den Augen“ - Griechische Augenschalen, aviso 2005,/4 a clip showing how these vases were resembling to a mask Ancient Greek pot shapes