The Museum is placed in a homonymous neoclassical mansion. Valuable pieces of art by the most famous Apulian and Greek ceramic artists and painters. The first hall hosts several painted and architectural terracotta pieces, Daunian jars (trozzella) and black vases with painted decorations. In the second hall, there is a big vase by Baltimora's painter with huge masks representing the myth of Niobedes' death. The third hall is known as the "hall of rhità", that is jugs with decorations representing animals. These are Museum glory in terms of number and range. In the last hall, the most important vase of the whole collection is kept: an Attic vase with red figures by painter Talos, dating back from V Century b. C.
