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Neck and shoulder fragment. P.H. 0.068; diam. 0.096.
On the shoulder, inverted encircled palmette, flanked by two horizontal encircled palmettes. Above, egg pattern. Matte drawing: red.
Perhaps from ... Ca. 430-420 B.C ... Cf. two by the Bird Painter himself from a grave on Lenormant Street, outside the Agora boundary, P 10280 (ARV2 1233, 16; Paralip. 467, 16) and P 10277 (ARV2 1233, 17; Paralip. 467, 17; Addenda 352) or Oxford G 254 = V 544 in his manner (ARV2 1234, 21; Addenda 352). |
| Seven non-joining fragments. Rim, foot and handles missing. Comast on either side, with rosette and tendrils between. The figures dance above three concentric lines touched by the points of rays. Sparing ... 26 April 1935 ... Paralip., p. 17. |
| A fragment, mended from two pieces, from the side of a kylix, on which is represented a dancing komast, right. In the field behind him, the curled tip of a tendril. Loin cloth in purple; interior details ... 24 March 1934 ... Paralip., p. 17. |
| Approximately half of the body is preserved, including one handle; the base is missing. Wide flaring lip with moulded offset; deep slightly bell-shaped body; rope loop handle set at a slight angle to the ... 22 June 1931 |
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