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| Fragment of wall with turn of shoulder. Hermes moving right, looking back. At the right, the ivy and dots of the border. Black band at top of panel. Above reserved. Incised crosses and circles on drapery ... 2 June 1936 ... Catalogued 1959. |
| Columnar type; arms originally extended forward; applique headdress; nose and chin indicated.
Traces of white slip.
Possibly from group T 3648.
Grayish-buff clay. Panathenaic Way, Cut IV, cuttings F 1 ... November 1959 ... Hesperia Suppl. 31 (2003), p. 176, fig. 2.108, p. 177. |
| Head damaged. Fragments missing from lower left (proper) part.
Board type figure sits with arms extended to arms of throne which is supported in the rear by a narrow back and a tripod prop.
Long hair ... 27-29 May 1959 ... S 17:2 |
Board type figure sits with arms extended (to arms of throne?).
Pinched face with nose and peaked hat.
Mended from two fragments, added from tin.
Left arm missing and lower part of dress.
Similar to T ... 27-29 May 1959 ... Hesperia Suppl. 31 (2003), pp. 177, 178, fig. 2.111. |
Board type figure sits with arms extended to arms of throne.
Long hair, very cursory; pinched face.
Broken below.
Similar to T 3626.
Pinkish clay. Agora sample no. 476.
Neut. act. anal. DF 636, Brookhaven, ... 27-29 May 1959 ... Hesperia Suppl. 31 (2003), pp. 177, 178, fig. 2.111. |
Figure sits with arms extended (apparently to arms of throne). Tripod prop and narrow back for throne.
Mended from three fragments. All extremities missing. Throne arms and legs broken also.
White slip ... 27-29 May 1959 ... S 17:2 |
Numerous joining fragments. One handle and small parts of rim, wall and base missing. Flat base, rolled handle; narrow, flattened rim. Glazed inside and out.
Buff clay; glaze much worn.
Subgeometric ... 10 June 1959 ... Study Collections-Case No. 112-2/5 |
Slightly more than half preserved, including base and one handle. Cracked. Flat base, rolled handle; narrow, slightly flaring lip. Reserved handle zone. Incrustation in lower part.
Discolored glaze; ... 10 June 1959 ... Study Collections-Case No. 112-2/5 |
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