Unglazed.
Cf. P 2880 G 13:4 Hesperia, III, 1934, p. 326, fig. 9, A 66 and P 13243 G 12:20 Suppl. IV, 1940, pp. 134-135, fig. 99 c ... End of 4th c. B.C.
Fragmentary; profile pre-served from top of shoulder to near base, with one horizontal handle.
Pinkish clay with light gray core, slight traces of mica. Thin creamy slip worn and pitted, the surface rough ... Context ca. 600-570 B.C.
Orange buff clay full of dark grits but without mica; fine creamy slip now largely flaked away and with it most of the decoration. Red glaze for bands at base of neck, above and below handle-zone and for ... Context ca. 520-490 B.C.
Fragmentary but body profile complete.
Flat-topped rim, flaring ring foot; attachments for one horizontal handle remain at point of greatest diameter. Hard grayish buff clay with purplish tinge; no mica; ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
Neck and handle fragment.
Heavy rolled rim. Clay pink with gray core and many particles of fine yellow mica; traces of light creamy buff slip, almost all worn off. Decoration in red glaze: a broad band ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
Neck, shoulder and vertical handle.
Heavy rolled rim slightly undercut. Clay pink to purplish gray with gray core and small flecks of yellow mica; the surfaces grayish brown, wet-surfaced. Decoration ... Context 520-480 B.C.
Most of neck and part of vertical handle.
Lightly collared rim; heavy strap handle. Gritty pinkish orange clay with small flecks of yellow mica, slightly gray at core of handle. Scanty remains of smooth ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
Base missing and both hori- zontal handles broken off.
Broad heavy rim; deep ovoid body. Pink clay with gray core and fine yellow mica; remains of pale buff slip. Deco- ration in red: rim glazed inside ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C.
Deep ovoid body on slightly flaring ring foot; the rim double-grooved on the overhanging vertical face. Dilute glaze surfacing; glaze inside neck and on rim; glaze band below handles and another on foot ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C.
Both horizontal handles broken away.
Similar to 1586 in shape, fabric and finishes, but smaller, the body more nearly globular and the rim plain, down- sloping. Attic household ware ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C.
Much missing with both horizontal handles.
Slightly flaring ring foot; rim flat on top with sloping outer face. Wheelmade of cooking ware; traces of thick dull black glaze now largely peeled away.
For ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C.
Vertical handle and one horizontal handle missing.
Flaring rim, false ring foot.
The flaring rim, heavy body proportions and rudimentary foot are early features, but this piece does not correspond closely ... Context probably as late as the mid 6th c. B.C.
Moderately high ring foot; vertical handle at top of shoulder.
The characteristic shape for the later second and the third quarters of the 6th century, although other examples show variations in the height ... Context ca. 575-550 B.C.
Globular body. Contents, measured with water to the brim, 6350 cc., or just under two choes.
Others from the same well-filling came apparently from the same shop: P 5460, P 5462 ... Context ca. 550-500 B.C.
Globular body with well-rounded shoulder; high flaring ring foot; handle set on shoulder.
On some examples of the last quarter of the 6th century the shape is more ovoid; cf. the large inscribed hydria ... Context ca. 520-490 B.C.
Thickened rim, globular body, straight-sided ring foot. For the handle set still lower see P 24663 R 12:4-POU Pots and Pans, fig. 28 left ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
Rim undercut; fusiform body on very high flaring ring foot; the vertical handle set on the shoulder curve and the horizontal handles far down on the wall.
Close, P 874 G 16:1 Hesperia, XXI, 1952, pl ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C.
Rim flat on top. On the neck, in large letters, graffito: ΛΥ.
Other examples from this deposit carry the same in- scription; cf. P 24912 Hesperia, XXV, 1956, pl. 22 d, the graffito read as the first two ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
Lower part only.
The bottom of a kados like 1601, from the same deposit, view of inside, showing the accidental cuts made by the anvil used in hand-finishing; also traces of the circle where the foot ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C.
