Nearly all of rim and one handle, about two-thirds of wall preserved, the missing parts restored in plaster and painted. Foot lost. Reserved line just below rim on inside; another, 0.027 below rim. Thin, somewhat streaky glaze on inside; misfired reddish brown on B. P.H. 0.125; diam. at rim 0.183.

A (partly illustrated), Apollo(?). Youth (right hand, feet missing) dressed in a himation, standing to left, a wreath around his head, holding a laurel branch in his outstretched right hand (now missing). At the far left, the draped shoulders of a facing figure. B, youth to left, wrapped in a himation. On rim and below the figures, egg pattern with dots.

Similar to an unattributed bell-krater in Vienna, 1022 (CVA, Vienna 3 [Österreich 3], pl. 116 [116]:5, 6).