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| Mended from several fragments; about half of rim preserved.
Base medallion: plain. Large net pattern on sides. A band of rope pattern terminates net above. Grooves scraped carelessly around base medallion ... 22 April 1932 ... Hesperia 3 (1934), p. 382, no. D 38, fig. 69a-b ... Agora XXII, p. 39, n. 109. |
| Much mended. Handles unstamped. Small button base; stout body; short neck; heavy rolled lip.
Cf. Hesperia 3 (1934), p. 332. Cistern, bottom of chamber. Leica, 88-18-3 PD 1454-2 ... 1 June 1932 ... P 1113 ... P 1113 ... ΣΤ' 598 |
Fragments missing from lip and neck. Very like P 12730 (Ω 597), but slightly broader and squatter. Shallow grooves around neck; knob for thumb on top of grooved strap handle, from lip.
Gritty red clay ... 10 May 1938 ... P 12731 ... P 12731 ... Ω 598 |
| a) Preserves less than one-half of rim and upper body, with trace of lower body.
b) Preserves part of handle attachment.
Convex lower body, low concave upper body. Hollow moulded rim. Handle attached ... 27 June-5 August 1972 ... P 31624 ... P 31624 ... ΒΓ' 598 |
| Mended from five pieces. Additional fragments found in 1952 give complete profile (one rim fragment joins but is not joined).
Small flat bottom, no base. At the center, inside, surrounded by two raised ... 24 June 1933 ... Agora V, no. K 17, p. 61, pls. 36, 57, 68. |
Mended from seven pieces; one rim fragment does not join. Part of rim and one handle missing. Offset lip; echinus foot; convex bottom.
On each side: satyr rushing to right between vertical rows of dots ... 21 April 1953 ... P 23124 ... P 23124 ... ΜΣ 598 |
Base, handles and more than half of walls missing. Reconstructed from many fragments; partially restored in plaster. Large double rim.
Body ribbed in panels. Grape vine decoration on neck.
Attic clay ... 22 April 1932 ... P 739 ... P 739 ... ΣΤ 598 |
| Lower part of neck preserved.
Around bottom, a wide band of ornament: at the front a single palmette framed by lotuses and with one-half palmette on either side; around the back, rays; above are the lower ... 14 July 1949 ... P.H. 0.125 |
| Mended from many pieces, some burned and some not; small fragments of the body missing, and all of the lower part of the flaring ring foot (perhaps restored too high). Rather tall ovoid body, short neck, ... 8-10, 12 April 1948 ... JdI 74 (1959), p. 82, noted ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 283, noted ... Hesperia 18 (1949), p. 292, no. 7, pls. 67:7, 68:7. |
Nozzle broken off.
Typical raised dots on body, and "alpha" beneath.
Dull black wash, worn.
Type XX of Corinth collection. Cistern, lower fill. Leica ... 13 February 1937 ... Agora VII, no. 598, p. 108. |
Single fragment preserves lower part of face; original bottom edge preserved below chin.
Human face with plump cheeks and broad nose; the lips are slightly parted, revealing one row of teeth.
Rather soft ... 30 April 1952 ... Agora VI, no. 598, p. 61. |
| Fragment. Potters' Quarter ... Corinth VII.5, p.136, no.598 |
| End of nozzle broken away.
Double convex, shallow body, the lower part rather deeper than the upper; join between lower part and moulded upper part clearly seen.
On rim, plain round filling hole; set off ... 19 February 1932 ... Agora IV, no. 598, p. 150, pl. 47. |
| Torso fragment from neck to hips. Unfinished.
Asklepios leaning on staff under left arm; right hand on hip.
Relatively careful modeling with chisel. Drill channels in drapery and between drapery and body ... February 1954 ... Hesperia 87 (2018), no. 26, p. 598, fig. 17. |
| Proper right side of a half-draped male figure. Broken at knees and neck; sliced off slightly right of the center of the body; right shoulder and side broken off.
Muscular torso with right hip thrown out ... 28 July 1978 ... P.H. 0.19 |
| The upper part mended from many fragments; the lower part restored in plaster. Band handle, from shoulder to lip; wide mouth flaring slightly; rounded lip.
Below lip, a pair of straight and a pair of ... 1 April 1932 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 598, no. 225, fig. 64. |
| From a large stand. Head of a flute player to left. Above, double band, lotus buds, bands, then tongues. Red dots for wreath and alternate tongues.
ADDENDA Time of early Lydos (JDB, June 1960). The flute ... 20 July 1959 ... Agora XXXI, p. 114 ... Agora XXIII, no. 598, pl. 56. |
| Ovoid body, slightly incurved lip with a tapered ending. In the body is pierced an hole (diam. 0.017) rather crudely cut Slip is black and of good quality. Exterior, from bottom to top: remains of rays ... Stillwell & Benson 1984, Corinth 15.3, cat. 598, p.121 |
| Terracotta figurinie- Neolithic seated woman. Coarse greenish clay with small stones embedded. Fragment. Head missing ... AJA XLIII (1938), p. 598 fig. 11; Phelps, Hesperia 1987, p. 245 #21 |
| Terracotta figurine, possibly a nude male figure with dagger. Yellowish buff sandy clay with pink core. Fragment. Head, arms, legs missing ... AJA XLIII (1939) p. 598, fig. 13; Phelps, Hesperia (1987) p. 248 #29 |
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