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| A single large fragment from the body of a band-cup. The lip is black, and the lower body is black, with a reserved band below. In the reserved handle zone, five draped figures. In the center, a bearded ... mid-6th c. B.C. |
| Part of body with foot attachment. Rays at center; then glaze bands; running scroll pattern; bands; palmettes and lotuses. Shiny black glaze. Fine reddish yellow clay. Fragment. Single frgt., mended from ... ca. 540 B.C. |
| Gutta with flat undersurface, profile not strictly cylindrical: vertical at back, front contracting from bottom to top at 9 degrees from the vertical. Possibly faint rasp marks on underside. See A-1064: ... Mid-6th c. B.C. |
| Cup with convex body, outward thickened rim, vertical squared lip, and loop handle. Imitation Attic? Similar to C62-772 (Corinth 18.1 p 160 no. 443) but with handles. Semi-glazed reddish black exterior, ... 1st half of 6th BC |
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