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Complete except for splinters. Spherical body slightly flattened on bottom; concave neck with projecting lip. Two horizontal loop handles set at angles on shoulder. One vertical handle attached to lip ... 26-27 July 1949 ... Study Collections-Case No. 100-3/9 |
Part of lip and neck and minor fragments of body missing; restored in plaster. Flat bottom; ovoid body; two flat vertical handles attached to lip and shoulder.
Dark pinkish-buff clay with small grits ... 26-27 July 1949 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), pl. 100d. |
| Part of one handle and minor fragments of body and lip missing; restored in plaster. Short neck with projecting lip; body widest at shoulder, tapering into small foot; three loop handles set horizontally ... 26-27 July 1949 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), pl. 100d. |
| Broken away above and much mutilated elsewhere.
Clearly from an outside corner having two adjoining faces finished and two prepared as joint surfaces. Apophyge on two outer faces.
From Odeion.
Pentelic ... April 1935 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), pl. 36 d. |
| A fragment from a left upper corner remains. The parapet was intended to be set between round freestanding columns and was thrust between them from inside the building. The curved joint surface fits closely ... July 1948 ... P.L. 0.28; P.H. 0.165; Th. (overall) 0.14 |
| About one half remains, preserving full height. One of two dowel holes remains in top.
Surface hammer dressed; unfluted.
Drum of Odeion column, main order.
Pentelic marble. Found at L/5-9/11 (Fall 2016) ... August 1946 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 47, pl. 35 d. |
| Broken lengthwise into two pieces; minor fractures, otherwise complete.
Across left end a rounded raised ridge; corresponding groove across bottom at other end. The surface roughly finished on all sides ... 28 February 1935 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 52, pl. 39 d. |
| The fragment comes from near the bottom of the proper right corner, preserving a little of the snaky body and a little of the lateral molding on the back of the pier.
Both body and molding were left rough ... 14 August 1947 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 108, no. 11, pl. 66 d. |
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