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| From a closed pot. The claw and part of the tail(?) of a lion's or leopard's skin. Herakles, or maenads? Relief contours.
ADDENDA (Sept. 2020), according to Agora XXX, closed: shape uncertain. On plaster ... 22 February 1935 ... Herakles, or maenads? Relief contours.
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| Mended from nine pieces; nearly all of one side preserved. The figured zone shows alternate satyrs and maenads, dancing in couples, the satyrs left. Traces of white indicate the arms of the maenads; faint ... August-September 1932 ... The figured zone shows alternate satyrs and maenads, dancing in couples, the satyrs left. Traces of white indicate the arms of the maenads; faint remains of white also on their faces and feet. |
| Lower part only reserved to start of shoulder. Vertical handle missing. Spreading ring foot, black above, set off from body by two scraped lines. On the front, filling space between horizontal handles, ... 5 May 1938 ... Lower parts of three figures running right preserved; two maenads (one wearing a panther-skin over her chiton) and a male figure in short chiton pursuing them. ... White for the maenads' flesh, for dots on the garments and for part of the object. |
| Repaired from many fragments. Neck does not join. Surface badly worn. Three maenads. Ivy spray in background. Above, a double dotted line. On shoulder, palmettes. Flesh white, mostly without black ground ... 23 March 1936 ... Three maenads. Ivy spray in background. |
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