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Large moulded relief bowl with base of hemispherical body decorated, apparently with long petals, of which parts of two preserved; each petal has convex surface, framed by thin fillets. Bowl supported ... 1935/05/17 ... Originally inventoried as C-1935-116 C and later published as C-35-116 A but part ... Corinth VII.3, p. 173, no. 887 (published as C-1935-116 A). |
| Single fragment from rim and body. Misfired reddish brown inside and out. Probably from a stemless cup, and the broad black band above the handle zone places it among the latest examples of Beazley's Class ... Early 5th c. B.C ... May belong to same vase as C 1947 208 ... Brownlee, Hesperia 64.3, 1995, cat. 277. |
| Single fragment from rim and body. Probably from a stemless cup, and the broad black band above the handle zone places it among the latest examples of Beazley's Class of the Top-Band Stemlesses. Eye flanked ... Early 5th c. B.C ... May belong to same vase as C 1947 185 ... Brownlee, Hesperia 64.3, 1995, cat. 278. |
| Bowl fragment with applique tragic mask as support. On body part, large leaves with animals above: rabbits, boar and others. Mask is frontal female head with lips parted. Rounded fillet encircles head ... 1935/05/11 ... Bowl fragment with applique tragic mask as support. |
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