One handle, half of rim, and parts of body restored. Foot reattached in antiquity: piece of lead in center of underside and hole in center of floor.

Broad, flat resting surface with scraped groove; conical underside.

Upper body vertical, with rim turning very slightly outward.

Undulating, opposing myrtle garland with single ribbons at ends.

Garland punctuated at three points with square motif, probably iunx: square divided into four sections by crossed lines, with dots (originally white) around the perimeter, at the center, and in the divisions of the square. Black glaze inside and on foot, mottled red above; miltos.