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| Five joining fragments preserve one handle and part of rim and body. In central medallion, crouching youth with tiara (head and part of body preserved) and large black drinking horn. Rectangular rockcut ... 22-24 August 1932 ... Hesperia 62 (1993), p. 396, n. 29 ... Paralip., p. 193, no. 4. |
| Small fragment from the tondo only preserved, mended from three pieces.
Preserved are: a little of the reserved circle around the medallion, and of the picture: back and himation of a figure leaning foreward ... May-June 1954 ... Hesperia 55 (1986), p. 21, no. 29 ... Paralip., p. 2419, no. 24102, 4bis. |
| About one-quarter of the circumference preserved.
Groove around rim.
Thick fabric; gray clay with black glaze, much peeled.
Type 24A of Agora collection, type V (second variety) of Corinth collection ... 450-400 B.C ... pp. 63-64, pls. 8, 37 ... Leica, 91-36-29 |
Leaf pattern on rim; on the discus a shell, rather faint; solid handle double grooved above and below. Double almond-shaped grooves on the reverse; palm branch within.
Unglazed.
Pinkish clay.
Type XXVIII ... 7 June 1933 ... Η':29/ΝΓ ... Lot Η' 63 |
Nozzle, and front part below, broken away.
Herringbone on the rim; on the discus Christian monogram, with the tail of the "rho" to the right. Central filling hole, and two more in the lower quadrants ... 7 June 1933 ... Η':29/ΝΓ ... Lot Η' 63 |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.042.
Eros (head, body from the waist up, bows of wings missing) flying to right toward a woman (a bit of hair, right side of body with decorated garment) who probably stands ... Ca. 400 B.C ... (ARV2 1328, 98; Paralip. 479, ... 100, cat. no. M 29, pls. 49, |
| Mended from over 100 fragments; a few small pieces missing, restored in plaster.
Interior
Large medallion: bearded warrior running to left, two spears in the right hand, shield in the left; greaves and ... 9 May 1950 ... Hesperia 20 (1951), pp. 61-63, pls. 31-32 ... Paralip., p. 25. |
Wall fragment with turn of shoulder. Max. dim. 0.043.
Man, probably Dionysos (part of his face and wreathed head), to left. In front of him is an object that is probably the rim of his drinking horn ... Ca. 490-480 B.C ... Hirschmann (Paralip. 349, 29 bis; ... ARV2 239, 29). |
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