Handle missing.
Unglazed. High foot, tall neck and flaring mouth; high handle. Neck offset, groove in foot.
There is an unglazed example from a late 5th c. context: P 23904 Q 15:2 ... Late 4th c. B.C. (?)
Corinthian type. Reserved: lower part of wall, top of foot and underside. Added red: line inside lip, one below handles and a band in the reserved zone above the foot ... Early 5th c. B.C.
Corinthian type. Reserved: lower part of wall, top of foot and underside. Added red: line inside lip, one below the handles and a band in the reserved zone above the foot ... Early 5th c. B.C.
Disc foot. Overhanging rim slopes inwards. One horizontal ribbon handle, with a small knob just beyond each end. Reserved: under foot, handle-panel. Dull glaze.
Similar, Warsaw 142281: CVA (1) Goluchow ... Late 7th c. B.C.
Cup. Flat bottom left rough from wheel. Vertical handle. Glazed all over, fired red, and worn.
Similar shape, P 12678 P 8:5 and P 26552 S 17:1 ... Ca. 600 B.C.
Mouth and handle missing.
Jug. Disc foot; fat body. Trefoil mouth. Glaze on neck and on lower part of the wall. Added red: a band with a line above and below at the greatest circumference. Worn and peeled ... Early 6th c. B.C.
Cup of Phaleron shape. Convex lip, flat bottom. Groove at junction of lip and wall. Clay burned gray; traces of black glaze inside and out ... Late 6th c. B.C.