Five non-joining fragments: a, c -- d of rim and wall, b of wall with start of ring base, c with start of one handle, e, of wall. Glaze misfired reddish on outside. Reserved line on inside of rim. Two concentric circles with dot on underside of floor. Max. dim. a) 0.046, c) 0.039, d) 0.021, e) 0.03; P.H. of b) 0.053; est. diam. at rim 0.11. J. Oakley, Hesperia 57, 1988, p. 189, cat. no. 75.

Fragment a preserves the head and shoulders of a woman to right, wearing a peplos, her hair bound up with a fillet, a necklace and an earring for adornment. Fragment c gives a bit of the tied-up hair of a woman to left, probably one facing her. Fragment b (from the other side of the vase) shows the lower legs and feet (the right frontal, the left in profile) and a little drapery of a male, probably looking to right, facing a woman (lower part of chiton, left foot). Fragment d preserves the head to left of this woman. Above the figures, laurel wreath to right with berries; below, crosshatching. Palmette-and-lotus configuration at handle, parts of it preserved on all fragments but d. Preliminary sketch. Relief contour. White: necklace; earring; dots on branch on a; part of wreath on c. Added clay: berries.

The ornament at the rim is closest to that on Athens, N.M. 1246 by a follower of the Shuvalov Painter (ARV2 1212, --- [a]; Paralip. 464, ---; Addenda 347), the Alexandre Painter (Lezzi-Hafter, Schuwalow-Maler, p. 112, cat. no. Al 3, pl. 141:b--d). On this, however, there do not seem to be berries. For the crosshatching, see 1329. For the reserved line on the inside of the rim, see 1328.