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| Fragments of a krater similar in shape to P 7173, but smaller. None of base preserved. Fine bands to handle zone; in handle zone, floral pattern. Stroke series on rim.
Glaze brownish-black; solid red ... 10-16 March 1936 ... Protoattic pit and well. |
| Winged Pegasus flying left, in rather high relief. Edge of barbotine decoration above and to right.
The clay a pinkish-buff (not resembling Pergamene); the glaze orange-red, somewhat resembling Samian, ... 24 March 1936 ... Footing trench of early Roman well, in protoattic pit. |
Fragments of base, wall and rim missing. Restored in plaster. Low ring foot and horizontal handles applied to rim, which is flat on top. Outside, bands. Inside the foot, beneath, a ring and an eight-armed ... 1 April 1936 ... Protoattic pit and well, bottom. |
Much missng of walls and rim. Restored in plaster. Flat-bottomed deep cup with flaring rim and one (or two) vertical band handles (none preserved, one restored). Glazed inside and out; three reserved bands ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... Protoattic pit and well. |
Two non-joining neck fragments. Reserved band on outer face of lip, with parallel vertical stroke series. Panels on neck divided by columns of dotted circles between vertical bands; in corners of panels, ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... Protoattic pit and well. |
Half of a circular object broken away above or below, as the case may be. The upper(?) side convex, glazed black. Around the lower edge five little drain holes, into which the glaze has trickled. The bottom ... 7 February 1935 ... concave; well finished; |
| Lid glazed black inside with red bands. Outside, part of three bands: above, palmette band; middle, tongue pattern alternating red and black; outer band, part of Herakles wrestling with Triton (both right) ... 19 March 1935 ... Well 3. |
| Much of the side wall missing; restored in plaster. Round bottom, slightly flaring lip, single strap handle.
Gritty brown clay, its surface polished by an instrument which left parallel strokes; blackened ... 12-15 March 1935 ... Well by Stoa Pier 3. |
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