The term 'Two-Handled Greek Vase' is a reference to an ancient type of pottery known as an AMPHORA. An AMPHORA is a two-handled vessel with a narrow neck and a wide body, typically used in Ancient Greece for storing and transporting liquids such as wine and oil. It was also used as a decorative item in homes and temples. The word 'AMPHORA' comes from the Greek language and is derived from the words 'amphi' meaning 'on both sides' and 'phorein' meaning 'to carry'.