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Flaring ring foot; bell handles. Reserved: resting surface and handle-panels. Added red: line below handle-zone. Glaze fired gray near top of wall.
Others with glazed undersides: P 1068 I 17:2; P 1326 ... Ca. 525 B.C ... glazed undersides: P 1068 I 17:2; P 1326 G 6:3-U |
| Hemispherical bowl curving up to an inturned rim with rounded lip. Cylindrical stand slightly flaring, rounded lip attaches to bowl below and at rim to form and even double lip separated by a groove. Vertical ... First half of the 12th century (Guy Sanders) ... C 1934 334 ... 334 |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.10.
Three youths (komasts[?]): raised left leg of one (from the knee down), a little of right, to right; legs (but for feet) of a second standing frontally, wearing a cloak ... Ca. 430 B.C ... Red Figured And White Ground | Bell-Kraters | Type 2 | Bell Kraters With |
| Miniature oinochoe with flat base, tall slightly ovoid walls, restricted neck, and flaring trefoil rim with tapered lip; single handle attached at lip and shoulder. String marks on base, traces of black ... ca. 350-325 B.C. (Benson and Stillwell 1984, Corinth 15.3, p. 211) ... 2 |
Nothing of bottom.
Neck divided by triple verticals into panels; to each side of handle, vertical zigzag column in narrow panel; then, hatched swastika in square panel; then, hatched swastika in square ... LG IB-LG IIA ... H 334 ... H 334 |
| Fragment preserves only part of foot, floor and wall of a bowl. Low ring foot, sloping floor with offset at edge; groove encircles center of floor; steep wall decorated with feather rouletting on outside ... 1976/08/18 ... Museum Basement, bay 50, shelf 2 |
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