Fourteen non-joining fragments, b with start of handle; e, f, m of handles; d of foot. The rest are wall fragments. Only a -- c, g -- i preserve figured decoration. Narrow reserved band on inside of b. Glaze fired red. P.H. a) 0.13; P.W. 0.24; max. dim. b) 0.195, c) 0.145, e) 0.062, f) 0.075, g) 0.044, h) 0.039, i) 0.031, j) 0.072, k) 0.061, l) 0.044, m) 0.02, n) 0.025. P.H. of d) 0.068; diam. of foot 0.15. G. V. Lalonde, Hesperia 37, 1968, pl. 37:c.

A, two youths on horseback, galloping to left. Fragment b (illustrated) shows part of the head, neck, shoulders, and forelegs of the first mount, as well as the left hand and part of the chlamys of his rider. Fragment a (illustrated) preserves more of this rider, part of his sandaled feet, chlamys, and petasos, as well as the hindquarters of his horse. Then comes the next rider: head, neck, forelegs, part of hindquarters of the mount; head, chlamys, petasos, raised right arm, sandaled feet of the rider. B, men or youths. Fragment c shows part of the drapery and feet of two to left, the right one with a crooked stick. Each wears a long garment, probably a himation. Fragments g and h seem to come from this side and show drapery. Fragments c and i preserve some of the ornament below the figures: maeander pattern with saltire-squares. Around the handle roots: egg pattern (fragments b and f). Dilute glaze: muscles of horses; lacings of sandals; crowns of petasoi.

The Marlay Painter [E. B. Harrison; G. V. Lalonde]. Compare especially New York, M.M.A. 07.286.65 (ARV2 1277, 12); also Cambridge 4.12 (ARV2 1276, 3).