Preserved except for mouth, top of neck, and handle. Glaze misfired reddish brown in places; abraded on much of lower body. P.H. 0.153; diam. 0.099. L. Talcott, Hesperia 4, 1935, p. 493, fig. 15.

Maenad at altar. She stands to left dressed in a peplos, a sakkos on her head. In her left hand she grips a thyrsos, in her right she holds a phiale and pours a libation on the altar in front of her. Above the altar is a circular object. Below, egg pattern. On neck, tongue pattern with dots. Preliminary sketch.

The Well Painter (ARV2 761, 1; ARV2 1220, 1).