Mended with missing pieces restored in plaster and painted, mainly the rim and part of the wall directly below. Glaze misfired on outside; much of it has flaked (especially the contour line) and abraded. On underside, band, circle, and dot. H. 0.093; max. diam. 0.102.

Symposion. Two males (part of head, shoulders, body of left missing) reclining on the ground opposite each other with a big column-krater on the ground between them. The left one has a cloak over both shoulders. The right one holds a drinking horn in his left hand and has a fillet around his head. Each looks back and downward, the right one looking at a drinking horn lying on the ground, which the left symposiast seems to be reaching for. Next to the left symposiast:

retrograde; above the krater:

Preliminary sketch. Added clay: dots on fillet. Red: fillet; inscriptions.

For symposiasts at a krater, see F. Lissarrague, "Around the Krater: An Aspect of Banquet Imagery," in Sympotica: A Symposium on the Symposium, O. Murray, ed., Oxford 1990, pp. 196--209.

Connected with the Epeleios Painter (ARV2 152, ---).