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Part of a horizontal handle doubling back on itself and canted upwards, from a Knidian two-handled cup.
Cf. C-1981-69. Buff clay covered with red paint. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving handle ... Late Hellenistic or Early Roman |
| Krateriskos with vertical disk foot slightly raised with flat undersurface, straight then sharply concave walls rising into flaring squared lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim. Extra ... 4th c. BCE, based on comparanda in Hesperia |
| Krateriskos with slightly flaring disk pedestal foot with flat undersurface, straight then slightly concave walls rising into flaring tapered lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim. Similar ... 4th c. BCE, based on comparanda in Hesperia |
| Krateriskos with vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, straight then slightly concave walls rising into flaring tapered lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim, one rising above rim ... 4th c. BCE, based on comparanda in Hesperia |
| Krateriskos with vertical disk foot slightly raised with flat undersurface, straight then slightly concave walls rising into flaring squared lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim. Rough ... late 4th, based on comparanda in Corinth 13 |
| Miniature skyphos with vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, slightly convex walls rising into a tapered vertical lip. Two loop handles pinched and attached at rim. Lopsided. Similar to C-1971-78 ... 4th c. B.C., before 3rd q. of 4th based on context of C-1971-78 in coin from pit in Bldg I and KV-1147 in TC Factory Deposit 5 |
| Miniature skyphos with short vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, straight walls rising to squared vertical lip. Two loop handles attached at rim. Similar to C-1971-81 (Hesperia 1972, p. 152, cat ... 4th c. B.C., before 3rd q. of 4th, based on context of C-1971-78 Hesperia 1972 p. 153 cat.12 |
| Miniature phiale with flat bottom with concave walls rising into vertical tapered lip. Shallow interior with central mushroom-shaped omphalos with straight then rounded walls. Small chunks of clay on sides ... 5th c., based on Risser's discussion of form and the undercut rounded omphalos Corinth 7.5 p. 76-77) |
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