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| Located at the western edge of the walled area of Corinth, the Potters’ quarter was a complex of workshops and domestic quarters used by potters for three centuries from the seventh century until the fourth ... |
| Kotyle with strongly incurved rim, somewhat squared handles Black paint on upper portion of vessel and reddish orange paint on lower portion of vessel. Rounded resting surface black. Underside of vessel ... around 400 BCE |
| Egg-shaped body; high conical base; two small vert. handles applied against rim. Black paint, mostly fired red and partly flaked off, and pllied-white paint, partly flaked off. Interior and exterior entirely ... according to Benson |
| Thin fabric Pale yellow on exterior. Black paint, partly worn off, leaving light brown, and dull red paint. On shoulder, ivy vine. Broad black band, bordered above by red line, below by two red lines, ... Late Corinthian III |
| Heavy round horiz. Handle. Rather angular profile of wall and floor. Interior wall terminating at center of handle marked off compartments buff slip pale gray-green clay Complete profile. Preserved handle ... |
| Small goblet with hollow conical foot, ovoid body with slightly incurving, tapered lip. Attachment for one handle, pressed to wall, preserved. Black glaze over all. Irregular white V's on rim. Below, two ... 2nd half of the 5th c. B.C. or later (Stillwell and Benson 1984, Corinth 15.3, p. 212) |
| Fragment. Potters' Quarter. |
| Kantharos with relatively high lower body and shorter upper body. Similar in some ways to Boiotian kantharoi. Lower body rounded, upper concave. Low ring foot. Two concentric grooves on bottom. 2 band ... |
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