Wall fragment. Glaze has a greenish cast on outside near top.

Streaky glaze on inside, partly misfired red. Max. dim. 0.07.

Satyr (beard, left arm, a bit of torso, most of bent right leg with right forearm resting on thigh, part of left leg) crouching to right, holding a wineskin in his outstretched left hand. Written on the wineskin:

At the very bottom of the fragment, reserved ground line. Preliminary sketch. Relief contour. Dilute glaze: inscription.

Probably by the Painter of Berlin 2268, who is the only painter to specialize in this type of oinochoe in the late 6th century. There is some resemblance to the figures on these: side A of Vienna 3448 (ARV2 156, 68 bis); Paris Market (ARV2 157, 70); Berlin 2319 (ARV2 157, 78); Providence 25.073 (ARV2 157, 88).