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Most of the upper part of the collar around the body and nozzle broken away; also the handle.
Very shallow body, ribbed in its upper part; cornucopia-shaped lug at one side, and four holes. Rounded nozzle ... 17 April 1939 ... upper part; cornucopia |
Complete save for collar around body at one side.
Upper body ribbed; cornucopia-shaped lug on the side; rosette on the other. Long triangular nozzle; flaring collar around top and nozzle. High band-handle ... 22 April 1940 ... cornucopia-shaped lug on the side; |
| Molding broken away above, but the relief itself is essentially complete. Marble sugary from proximity to fire.
A hero reclines on a couch, holding up a cornucopia. A woman sits beside the couch holding ... 16 April 1952 ... cornucopia. A woman sits beside the |
| About half the rim and wall restored in plaster. Moulded ring foot with incised groove, and pointed hemispherical body with plain rim grooved outside, drawn in slightly at the top. Reel handles applied ... May 1937 ... outside below rim. Cornucopiae |
| Single rim fragment from conical cup. Plain rim with scraped groove on inside. Glazed band above, with reserved band and groove below. On glazed band, a double cornucopia, its body originally white, with ... 1957 ... cornucopia, its body originally |
| Fragment from the wall of a bell krater, preserved to the start of the rim. No reserved line inside. Trace of handle at right. Upper part of nude male figure left, his wreathed head thrown back, his right ... April-May 1936 ... arm he holds a cornucopia |
Rim fragment from a large Sigillata plate with vertical rim. In applied relief, a small dolphin, right.
Buff clay; dull red glaze somewhat peeled.
ADDENDA Fragments added from sherds give more of the ... 29 July 1947 ... cornucopia(?), left; and a second |
Much of side wall and base missing.
Low base ring; watch-shaped body; small filling hole with narrow depressed shoulder. Rim covered by continous line of ribs. Nozzle rounded on top and plain with blunt ... 3-12 March 1934 ... plastic cornucopia.
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