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Flat-topped rim; walls nearly vertical above, rounded below; spreading ring foot. A broad stripe of glaze crosses the rim at the points of the handle-attachments.
Type common in late archaic contexts; ... Context ca. 520-490 B.C ... Pots and Pans, fig. 22, center; J.H.S., LXXXII, 1962, pl. V, 2, center. |
Foot flat on top, outer face concave. Projecting lip, sharply undercut. Raised ring at the base of the stem with an incised line above and below it. Reserved: outer face of foot, resting surface and top ... Ca. 500 B.C ... Hesperia, XV, 1946, pl. 63; Pots and Pans, fig. 24, center. |
| One handle missing and chips, otherwise intact. Very shallow bowl with rim like that of a one-handler, set on a broad flaring base; on the bottom of the bowl, inside the base, a small ring like a foot ... 26 July 1947 ... AgoraPicBk 1 (1958), fig. 56, center. |
Part of lip missing, two small holes in wall and chips from foot. Bulbous body with continuous curve from lip to base; base ring; trefoil lip; triangular handle from lip.
Pinkish-buff clay. Good black ... 17 May 1938 ... AgoraPicBk 1 (1958), fig. 59, center. |
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