Two non-joining fragments with start of handle on each; a of wall from lower part of figured zone; b upper part of wall with start of rim. Reserved band on inside at top of b. Glaze flaked in part. Draw or test piece (unfinished): the background is not filled in. Withdrawing hole in a just above stopped-maeander pattern. P.H. a) 0.11; max. dim. a) 0.261, b) 0.156. M. Farnsworth, AJA 64, 1960, p. 75, H and I, and pl. 16.

Goddess rising (Aphrodite[?]). Fragment a (illustrated) preserves part of the neck, shoulders, and right hand of the goddess rising from the ground. She is adorned with two necklaces and a bracelet. To the right of her, a dancing Pan (lower torso, legs), probably with a cloak over his shoulders (folds on each side), then an altar (about half) draped with a garland and a fillet. To the left of the goddess, a little of a woman (chiton) seated to right on a block, and behind her is another altar, also with a garland and fillet. Between the two figures, an unintelligible object (plant[?]). At the far left, start of handle root. Fragment b preserves, at the far left, a little bit of a boukranion; then comes the handle zone and part of the decoration on the other side: an aryballos hanging on the wall and the back of a draped figure, probably a youth, standing to right. Above, laurel wreath to left. Below the figured decoration, stopped-maeander pattern with saltire-squares. White: flesh of goddess; boukranion. Dilute glaze: lines on white; long hair on Pan's right leg.

For the Anodos of Aphrodite, see LIMC II, 1984, pp. 113--114, s.v. Aphrodite (A. Delivorrias et al.), with bibliography; also Bérard, Anodoi, pp. 67--69. For draw or test pieces, see 431.