|
|
| Handle and part of rim missing.
Flat bottom; sloping shoulder; small filling hole surrounded by a flange. Heavy blunted nozzle. Wheel made.
Thin red wash.
Buff clay.
Type 37C (post Sullan) of Agora collection ... 8 May 1936 ... surrounded by a flange. Heavy |
Local red-glazed pitcher with strainer, slightly convex neck, and flaring rim with slight interior flange. Trace of handle (strap handle?) with fingerprint. Red slip (2.5YR 4/6) on interior and exterior ... 1st c. CE, based on comparanda in Corinth 18.2 ... with slight interior flange |
Three joining fragments from top and side wall. Uncertain figured scene on top encircled by glaze and added-clay-decorated flange: tongue pattern.
Glazed inside. Outside wall glazed, except for narrow ... (30 August 1966) ... added-clay-decorated flange: tongue pattern. |
| Bottom, minor fragments of rim and wall missing; restored in plaster. Narrow straight lip set at an angle to body, flanged for cover on interior. Rounded body. Horizontal handles round in section rising ... 28 May 1937 ... body, flanged for cover on |
| A few small pieces restored. Low base and shallow body; projecting rim downward slanting with raised rim at inner edge; piecrust lugs at either side; substantial spout flanged at the tip.
Pale greenish-buff ... 28-30 April 1947 ... flanged at the tip.
Pale |
| About half preserved. The knob/base has on the top a five-pointed ovolo star with dots between. On the top, large women's heads, wearing dotted kerchiefs, facing each other in pairs. On the down-turned ... 15 May 1936 ... flange, ovolos.
Black glaze |
Large chips from base and rim. Small pyxis with slightly concave sides and broad flat bottom projecting beyond the sides and molded above. Rim low, nearly vertical; below it a broad vertical flange.
... 7 March 1953 ... vertical flange.
Light |
Two non-joining fragments preserve handle and about one-third of the rim; restored in plaster. Shallow open bowl with plain bottom. The rim is flanged inside to receive a cover. Vertical strap handle rises ... May-June 1951 ... The rim is flanged inside |
|
|
