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| [Originally identified as low dish.]
Straight sides sloping slightly toward top.
Attic clay. Outside, cloudy black glaze; inside, unglazed, perhaps slipped. In south chamber of cistern. Leica, 4-317 ... 20 April 1932 |
Foot, handles and most of rim missing. Partly restored in plaster.
Most of glaze peeled away, but ivy pattern around center of rim still discernible.
Attic clay. Inside, good black glaze; outside mottled ... 20 April 1932 |
Rim fragment of thin-walled vase with nearly vertical sides.
Above a garland, the painted letters:
Attic clay, grayed. Fairly good black glaze with metallic splotches. Decoration in thin white and clay-colored ... 22 April 1932 |
| Chips missing from the lip. High base ring; shallow bowl with slightly incurved lip.
On the floor, four palmettes stamped within a circle of rouletting.
Glaze mottled black and brown; scratched away ... 1932 |
Fragment from the lip. Thin wall, gently concave.
Around the neck, a garland of ivy, its leaves and stems rendered in thinned clay, its berries in white paint.
Metallic black glaze.
ADDENDA Same hand ... 1932 |
| Fragment from mouth. The upper wall was straight.
Between the handles hung grape garlands; leaves, stems and fruit rendered in thinned clay. In field above, an inscription in the same medium: ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟΥ ... 1932 |
Fragment from mouth. The upper wall is gently concave.
Handles joined by a garland of olive from which ribbons are draped. The whole rendered in thin clay.
Firm black glaze. Cistern. North chamber. Leica, ... 1932 |
| Only a piece of the side wall remains, retaining a trace of a handle. Steep wall; plain lip.
On the side wall, a garland of which the ribbon is rendered by incision, the pendents by thinned clay.
Firm ... 1932 |
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