All of mouth and neck, much of body restored in plaster and painted. Thin, black glaze on inside. Much of the glaze on the lower part fired red. Some abrasion to left of panel. H. to top of handle 0.245; rest. diam. 0.18. Choes and Anthesteria, p. 82, cat. no. 178, fig. 48; J. Oakley, The Achilles Painter (Mainz 1996), cat. no. 107.

At the left, a small satyr (legs, tail) stands before Dionysos, holding out a box or a basket decorated with a maeander pattern. The god (head, right arm, lower drapery, and feet missing) stands to right, looking back, a thyrsos in his left hand, a kantharos (half) in his right. He wears a chiton and a himation. On the ground between the two, an oinochoe of Shape 3. Below the figures, stopped-maeander pattern with saltire-squares. Reserved line for side frames. On handle above root, encircled hanging palmette with a smaller upright one addorsed.

For a similar but better-preserved composition, see the one on Rome, Villa Giulia 50511 (Choes and Anthesteria, p. 180, cat. no. 904, fig. 49).

The Achilles Painter (ARV1 639, 63; ARV2 993, 78).