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| Base, handle and much of rim and body missing. A non-joining rim fragment preserves trace of handle attachment. On front a draped standing figure with extended right arm resting on a staff; profile eye, ... 30 March 1932 ... Archaeology 12 (1959), p. 245, fig. 4. |
| The whole lower part, and one-third of the upper part including one handle missing. Satyr running to right, holding thyrsos in the left hand. Partial relief contour.
Good glaze inside; outside, dull ... 1 June 1951 ... The whole lower part, and one-third of the upper ... holding thyrsos in the left |
Pyramidal.
The apex flattened. Pierced near the top. Unglazed.
Buff clay. Seven more examples of this type in tray, two of them larger in size (Max. Dim. (base) ca. 0.05). Well. Box 3. Leica, LIII-85, ... May-June 1951 ... Archaeology 10 (1957), p. 197. |
| Fragment from a large krater, broken all around. The glaze inside fired red.
Part of the drapery, chiton and himation of a standing figure, the glaze lines of the drapery, and the reserving stripe, fired ... 29 March 1934 ... Archaeology 12 (1959), pp. 248-249, fig. 11. |
| Missing fragments from walls and chips from base. Of the handles only one root remains. Restored in plaster. Spreading foot with sharp outer edge; its resting surface and inner face of foot form one continuous ... May-June 1951 ... Archaeology 10 (1957), p. 196. |
| The hub pierced. On bedrock.
Some 4th c. b.C. sherds but disturbed. Leica, XLV-42 ... 5 May 1934 ... Archaeology 6 (1953), p. 143. |
| Largely complete; missing a few fragments from body and one from rim. Spreading foot; the resting surface is rounded upward along its outer edge, and the pot rests actually only on the inner circumference ... May-June 1951 ... Archaeology 10 (1957), p. 197. |
| Mended from many pieces; almost half of the bowl, with one handle, preserved. Nothing of the base remains. Restored in plaster. Deep broad-bodied vase with out-turned lip and band handle from lip. Rim ... 16 June 1951 ... almost half of the bowl, with ... Nothing of the base remains ... glaze bands. In the decorated |
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