Lower part of body with start of stem above foot. Part of glaze misfired red on bottom of inside; abraded slightly on inside. P.H. 0.15; P.D. 0.22.

Very little of the figured decoration remains: feet, then the base of something, an altar(?). Part of the palmette-and-tendril configuration at each handle. Below the figures, stopped-maeander pattern with checkerboard-squares.

Probably early 4th century B.C. What remains of 456 bears some similarity to Leyden I.1956/8.3 in the manner of the Meleager Painter (iii), Various (ARV2 1416, 2; Addenda 375).