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A. Hermes with money bags.
B. Serapis.
Cf. IL 206. Entered as coin no. 19, for the day. In late fill. Leica ... 27 March 1934 |
Most of the top part, much mended, preserved.
On the rim, vine pattern; the discus marked off by two grooves. If the discus had a pattern, it is worn away.
Handle pierced, triple grooved.
Unglazed.
Fine ... 9-17 June 1933 |
Part of the handle broken off; otherwise intact, save for chips.
Rosette on discus, herringbone on rim. Handle grooved above and below, solid. On the base, a palm branch within oval grooves.
Type XXVIII ... 5th. century A.D. |
Intact.
On the discus two fishes left. On the panelled rim, double spirals.
The handle grooved; semi-pierced.
On the base an incised branch within two concentric grooves.
Light red clay, unglazed.
... Late 3rd.-325 A.D. |
End of nozzle and part of body broken away.
On the discus, a boukranion. The rim plain. The handle grooved, semi-pierced, herringbone in front and back. U-shaped nozzle set off by two transverse grooves ... Late 3rd.-early 4th. century A.D. |
Only the upper part preserved. The nozzle and part of rim missing.
On the discus, a boukranion. The rim plain.
Red clay; red wash (?).
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection.
Cf. Corinth IV, ii, pp. 102-114, ... Late 3rd.-early 4th. century A.D. |
The back of the body broken away; otherwise intact.
Small raised base. Broad reserved groove on rim.
Black glaze inside and out.
Type VII of Corinth collection, type 25A of Agora collection.
Cf. Agora ... 370-275 B.C. |
Most of the upper part of the body missing.
Round body, with high outward flaring rim around the filling hole. No base. The nozzle is flat on top as in lamps of type VII of Corinth collection.
Black glazed ... 22 March 1934 |
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