Corinth Object: T 1720
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   T 1720
Title:   MIDDLE CORINTHIAN KYLIX
Category:   Miscellaneous
Category Code:   T
Object Number:   1720
Old Number:   P 922
Description:   Cup with widely flaring stem foot, flat undersurface; squat echinoid body, straight flaring rim. Two horizontal loop handles on shoulder.
Decoration:   Black line on lip; below frieze, 4 narrow reserved lines; foot black with 2 red lines. Side A: large eagle flying rt. between two griffinbirds with raised wings; at left, under handle, panther to rt. B: swan to rt. between two sirens, all with raised wings; at left, dove rt., head turned back. Interior: reserved line at lip above red lines; 2 other lines at edge of floor, thrid pair around whirligig with six arms alternating red and black. Amyx: by the Painter of Corinth T 1589.
Material:   Fine yellow-buff Corinthian clay.
Condition:   Complete or intact. Intact except for tiny hole in shoulder. Glaze partly worn away.
Dimensions Actual:   H. 0.094, Diam. foot 0.059, Diam. max. 0.163
Period:   Middle Corinthian (595/590-570)
Chronology:   Full Middle Corinthian
Bibliography:   Corinth XIII, p. 180, n. 156-5; AJA 1929, p. 545, fig. 24; Amyx, CorVP, p. 196, 296
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Blegen, et al. Corinth 13, 1964
Publication: Amyx, Corinthian Vase-Painting of the ... 1988
Publication: Shear, American Journal of Archaeolog33:4... 1929