Etruscan Revival Pottery refers to ceramics inspired by the art and pottery of the ancient Etruscan civilisation, becoming fashionable during the nineteenth century following archaeological discoveries in Italy. Characterised by black, terracotta and ochre tones, classical figures and geometric ornament, these wares formed part of the wider Neo-Classical revival embraced by Victorian designers and collectors. Antique Etruscan Revival pottery remains valued for its historical inspiration, elegant decoration and connection to the classical world. *Related Terms*\ Ancient Greece, Classical Revival, Neo-Classical, Pottery, Victorian Ceramics, Wedgwood.