Broken and mended with missing pieces, including both handles, restored in plaster and painted. On underside of floor, three concentric circles with central dot. Glaze fired red on inside near bottom. H. 0.132; diam. 0.165. P. E. Corbett, Hesperia 18, 1949, p. 317, cat. no. 20, pl. 85.

A--B, two youths. On each side one is clothed in a himation (one holds a strigil; the other, an object that looks like a piece of folded cloth) and stands to right, facing a nude athlete seen from the back. On one side (illustrated) there seems to be an aryballos between the two, and the draped youth leans on a stick. Below each handle, a palmette-and-tendril configuration. Two reserved lines below figures.

The Painter of the Frontal Warrior (ARV2 1405, 11).