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Seven joining fragments; part of rim and one side, with the handle, preserved.
Cock to right, draped figure to left.
Applied red, white. Incision.
Dull glaze, partly worn. Handle reserved inside. Well ... January-February 1950 ... ABV, p. 623, no. 7. |
| CHC Group. Dog Group. Pistias Class. ABV 627, 3. ABV 624, 6. Skyphoi; Attic Type. Other. Well. ABV 628, 9. J. D. Beazley, "A signed Band-Cup," Neue Beiträge zur klassischen Altertumswissenschaft. Festschrift ... Agora 23 293 P 1342 P 20741 P 23198 P 23175 P 20743 P 20744 P 4225 P 13275 G 6:3 R 12:1 H 12:15 E 14:11 G-I 11-12 ... 500 B.C ... ABV 623, 7 ... ABV 623, 8 ... ABV 627, 3 |
Ten joining pieces preserving greater part of the picture of one side and the attachment of one handle.
A) Cock between two draped figures (from the left figure only tiny piece of head preserved).
B) ... January-February 1950 ... ABV, p. 623, no. 8. |
| From a closed pot (squat small amphora?).
Below, rays. Frieze of animals: preserved, two sirens facing; in field, incised rosettes. Above, double line of dots separating it from next frieze. Added purple ... 27 March 1935 ... Agora XXIII, no. 623, pl. 59 ... ABV, p. 49, no. 2. |
| Mended from ten pieces which together give most of the base, half of one handle and the greater part of the figured zone on one side. Two non-joining pieces add the other half of probably the other handle ... August-September 1932 ... ABV, p. 623, no. 4. |
Early Christian. Catalogued 1960. From Sanctuary of Zeus Phratrios and Athena Phratria on Athena Street. Leica ... 1937 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 623, no. 10, fig. 9. |
Mended from two pieces; the rim curves out slightly at the top. To the left a palmette, to the right the head and curling wing of a sphinx. No incision or accessory color and hardly any drawing.
Cf ... August-September 1932 ... ABV, p. 623, no. 5. |
| Mended from many pieces; fragments missing from walls, foot and rim; restored in plaster. At the top of the figured zone, below the lip, a vine-dot border.
Sides A and B the same: in the center, Dionysos(?) ... August-September 1932 ... -8.00m.
-7.40m. |
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