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Rounded sides; trace of pierced knob on left side. Rim raised, with a deep groove around it, and two shallower ones around that.
Clay: fine, very soft buff. Brown glaze inside. Below Great Wall ... 1931 ... Type VII b |
| Broneer Type VII miniature lamp with irregular untrimmed flat bottom, globular body, small raised rim with concentric groove around it, relatively large fill hole, medium length nozzle, flat on top with ... Early 3rd c. B.C. (Broneer VII) ... 2.5YR 7/6 (light red) |
| Lamp with concave disk foot, squat globular body, ronded rim, large fill hole, long nozzle flat on top with elongated oval wick hole at tip; small lug on side of body. Reddish yellow slip on interior and ... 4th to 3rd BC?; similar to Broneer types VII-IX ... 2.5YR 5/1 (core) 5YR 6/8 (ext) |
Convex upper body; sloping lower shoulder. On body, black buds, then red, black, red lines. Traces of black palmettes on shoulder. Fragment. Single fragment broken all around, preserves part of body and ... Late 5th or early 4th century, perhaps into the second quarter of the 4th century ... Corinth VII.5, p.42, no.33 |
On rim, stamped circles endingh in wavy lines.
Discus plain.
Handle solid, triple grooved.
On bottom almond-shaped groove.
Brownish-red glaze.
Red clay.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection.
ADDENDA For ... 4 June 1931 ... Agora VII, no. 1423, p. 143. |
Low ring foot with concave exterior profile. Purple line near center of underside, then two purple circumference lines. Foot black over all, including resting surface. Exterior of foot black. Reserved ... Probably second half of 6th century ... Corinth VII.5, p.69, no.197 |
Convex body; handle scar indicates upright loop handles. Dull blacki glaze and brownish red paint.
On body, black, red, black bands. Lotus-palmette chain with "Christmas tree" palmettes. Lotus buds painted, ... Mid 5th century ... LOT 6362:2 |
Cylindrical body; sloping shoulder. Handle attachment indicates strap handle rising vertically from shoulder. On body, black lotus-palmette chain with Type 1 palmettes, black, red lines, two rows of dots ... A date in the third or earlier fourth quarter of the 5th century is likely ... Corinth VII.5, p.107, no.429 |
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