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Intact.
On discus, rosette with pointed petals; rim, panelled, with tendrils; handle pierced, triple grooved on top, double grooved below.
On the reverse, incised with two incised concentric grooves the ... 10 June 1939 ... Agora |
On discus, erotic scene. Panelled rim with reel and trefoil pattern. Handle semi-pierced; double grooved on top and bottom, clover leaf at base of handle. Signed in raised letters within two concentric ... 9 June 1939 ... Agora |
Complete.
Plain sunken disc; raised dots on rim and debased volutes either side of nozzle; larger raised dots on lower wall; handle pierced and double grooved, top and bottom; five raised dots on reverse ... 10 June 1939 ... Agora |
| Cracked and broken in removal from grave. Complete but for chips. Heavy egg-shaped body, small flaring foot. Neck sharply offset from shoulder, slightly concave in profile, flaring up to deep thickened ... 29 June 1949 ... Agora XXXVI, no. T13-1, p. 108, fig. 2.58, pl. V ... Coldstream (1968), pl. 1:l ... JdI 74 (1959), p. 95, noted; p. 101. |
| Four fragments give most of profile and apparently complete height. Restored in plaster. Double conical body with indented base. Short narrow neck and plain everted lip; round mouth. Vertical grooved handle ... May-June 1939 ... P 22561 ... P 22561 |
Basket handle missing; otherwise intact.
Typical raised dots on top and wall; volutes at base of nozzle; large "alpha" in relief beneath.
Thin red to black glaze wash.
Reddish clay.
Type XX of Corinth ... 29 May 1951 ... L. 0.093; W. 0.07; H. 0.041 |
Loop handle missing; otherwise intact.
Characteristic raised dots, small, on top and wall; volutes on nozzle; raised "alpha" beneath.
Purplish-black to red glaze.
Clay burned gray.
Type XX of Corinth ... 29 May 1951 ... L 4796 ... L 4796 |
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Fluked nozzle; angular body; raised base; sharply depressed top.
Double handle with cross band.
Branches (?) and dots in relief on shoulder.
Black glaze.
Gray clay.
Type XIII of Corinth collection, ... 17 April 1937 ... Λύχνος του τύπου της Κνίδου με ανάφλυφο άνω τμήμα 150 - 75 π.Χ. |
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