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A single fragment preserves part of the bottom of the mold with its low foot. Rosette at center, from which radiate lines (for ribbed-type bowl), separated by lines of jewelling.
Grayish buff clay, slightly ... 10 May 1934 |
| Mended from many pieces; about one-third of the rim, the upper part of the front, and smaller pieces from the walls missing and restored in plaster. Moulded ring foot; flaring lip with downturned edge ... 1 June 1932 |
| Identical with P 1104. Much mended; fragments from the walls, the base, and the top of one handle restored in plaster. Here the upper parts of the heads of the horse and the first woman are better preserved, ... 1 June 1932 |
Rather more than half of the walls preserved; no bottom; strengthened with plaster. Flaring lip, faintly offset.
Radiate long petals cover the walls to about half their height. Between each pair of tips, ... 12 May 1932 |
Base and a bit of wall preserved.
On the bottom, surrounded by two raised circles, a six-pointed star. Around the base medallion, six small solid triangles. On the sides, six-petalled daisies, forming ... 12 May 1932 |
At the bottom of the fragment, the tops of a palmette pattern; above, a bird(?) below two grooves. Between, inscribed in the mould, the letters:
Good metallic glaze inside and out. Middle Stoa Bldg ... 3 March 1933 |
| Fragmentary; more than half of the walls preserved, but none of the lip. A large bowl with typical Megarian decoration, to which a base (small ring, perhaps not complete, preserved) and a flaring wheelmade ... 8 March 1933 |
About half of the lower part of the mold is preserved with groups of lines radiating from the center, and a grapevine pattern between. The center consists of a simple rosette surrounded by concentric grooves ... 13 March 1933 |
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