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| The tip of the nozzle broken away, partly at least in antiquity, for it is heavily blackened. Minor chips; otherwise intact.
The glaze badly worn on the left side, elsewhere chipped; slightly metallic ... 370-275 B.C ... Agora IV, nos. 267-284, pp. 67-69, pls. 9, 23, 38. ... Corinth IV, ii, pp. 45-46, nos. 114-136, pl. III ... Agora IV, p. 224. |
Nozzle broken away.
On the discus, a square with concave sides in low relief. Rim, plain panelled. Handle, grooved above and below; pierced. Underside, single groove; traces of inscription.
Clay buff, ... Early 3rd c. A.D ...
Cf. Corinth IV, ii, pp. 102-114, nos. 786-1412, pls |
Discus and rim fragment.
On discus, gladiator striding right, trident fork-down in raised right hand; chlamys (?) over left forearm and some undetermined object over left hand. Perhaps some representation ... 20 February 1932 ... Corinth IV, ii, p. 103, fig. 48, no. 18 ... Agora VII, no. 784, p. 120, pl. 18 ... AgoraPicBk 9 (1963), fig. 43. |
| On rim, vine pattern.
Discus, plain, with central filling hole, four air holes.
Handle, solid, double grooved.
On base, almond-shaped grooves, palm branch and stamped circles.
Unglazed.
Red clay.
Type ... 16 June 1931 ... cf. Corinth IV, ii, p. 105, |
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