Ovoid body on flaring ring foot; short wide neck with flat projecting rim. Heavy rolled handles set upright on the lower shoulder. Clay brownish, with dilute surfacing; glaze rather thin. The neck and handles glazed; on the body a broad band of glaze between two narrow; on the shoulder, groups of curved lines running up and down. Inside unglazed. Probably Eretrian.

On another, fragmentary, from the same deposit, there is a wavy line in the handle-zone: P 16769 Hesperia, ibid., p. 330. A sample taken from this piece and one from 1529 proved when studied in thin section to present the same mineralogi- cal characteristics and are distinctively non-Attic.