A single fragment preserves the broad round doubled-over lip, with narrow opening, of a small top-heavy jug.
Excellent blue-black glaze. "Foundary Pit", N-S cut on 50m. line, area of Stoa, layer VII, ... 10 March 1939
About one-third of rim missing and chips. High slightly flaring ring foot; wall rounded below, nearly vertical above, with rounded lip, slightly projecting.
Thick black glaze, worn on exterior. Reserved ... 10 March 1939
Piece of side missing and chips; restored in plaster. High straight ring foot; wall rounded below, vertical above, with rounded lip slightly projecting. Stamped at center of floor, a cluster of ovules, ... 10 March 1939
Fragments of rim missing and chips from foot; restored in plaster. Small plate on wide slightly rounded ring foot. Floor flat, surrounded by slightly raised rolled rim; profiled outer wall. On the floor, ... 10 March 1939
Fragments of rim missing; restored in plaster. Low wide ring foot, grooved beneath. Flat floor, its underside profiled, surrounded by a slightly raised rounded rim with two lightly run grooves, under the ... 10 March 1939
Four fragments, three from the rim and one from the floor with part of the foot, from a large elaborately moulded plate. Flat floor; broad ring foot with a ridge around its inner edge; low convex rim, ... 10 March 1939
About half preserved with one handle; made up in plaster. Angular ring foot, gently rounded wall, broad projecting rim, not quite flat on top. Horizontal handles, with turned up ends. Inside, top of rim ... 10 March 1939
Much missing; no join between neck and body fragments, but profile can be restored. Made up in plaster, without foot. Plump eggy body on ring foot, the wall forming an angle with the shoulder; continuous ... 10 March 1939
Fragmentary; most of the wall, bottom and rim missing with much of the vertical handle and one of the horizontal handles (one attachment preserved). Restored in plaster. Round-bodied pot with very short ... 10 March 1939
Casserole: rather less than half missing, with one handle; restored in plaster. Rounded bottom, short angular shoulder, high slightly flaring rim, turned out at upper edge, and flanged inside, for a lid ... 10 March 1939
