Corinth Object: CP 939
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   CP 939
Title:   BYZANTINE BROWN-GLAZED CHAFING DISH WITH RELIEF
Category:   Pottery
Category Code:   CP
Object Number:   939
Description:   Chafing dish with cylindrical stand, widening to flaring lip. On interior, deep bowl attached to top of stand, ending in horizontal flange. Body of stand has cut-outs, in form of wide- and narrow-spaced vertical slots. Similar to C-1936-501 (Morgan 1942, Corinth 11, cat. 8).
Decoration:   Relief decoration: flute player, facing front, wearing short pointed cap, disk eyes, holding long flute obliquely across mouth, with rt. Hand from below, lt. over top; flanked by monstrous heads, one with goat horns. Thick brown glaze inside and out. Similar to C-1936-503A (Morgan 1942, Corinth 11, cat. 12).
Material:   Moderately fine light red-brown clay with fine sand, scattered white, red inclusions.
Munsell Color:   Slightly redder than 5YR 5.5/6
Condition:   Fragment. Single frgt., preserving upper part of stand, bowl, to rim.
Manufacture:   C73
Dimensions Preserved:   H00.082 (max)
Period:   Byzantine
Context:   , Provenance unknown
Bibliography:   Morgan 1942, Corinth 11, cat. 15
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Morgan, Corinth 11, 1942
Image: bw 3211
Image: digital 2014 2325
Basket: , Provenance unknown