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2o8 CATALOGUE OF VASES.
B 368. PHIALE OMPHALOTOS. Ht. if in. Diam 7i in. 1852. Dubois, Caninv Cat: 134^
Rev. Phil. ii. p. 487 ; Brunn, Kiinstlergesch. ii. p. 716 (Nikosthenes, 34); Klein, Meistersig.
p. 67. Design black on red, with purple accessories.
Interior: Round the omphalos, tongue pattern.
Exterior: The same; inscribed: N!KO$0ENE$ EPOIE$EN, N«coo-6>e^5
eiroirjaev.
B 369. SKYPHOS. Ht. 4| in. Diam. 6| in. Rhodes, 1885. Much injured. Coarse style ;
designs in black on a red band, with white accessories. Shape as Fig. 2.
{a) Bearded male figure reclining on the ground, looking to 1., in a
himation, by his side a lyre, 1. arm on a white cushion. Before him is a youth
in a chlamys on horseback to r. (6) Similar design ; the central figure has no
lyre ; before him is a dog to r. with mouth open. On either side of the handles,
Sphinxes turned away from the scene.
B 370. SKYPHOS. Ht. 2f in, Diam. 3$ in. Nola, 1867. Blacas Coll. Very coarse style;
design merely painted in black.
(a) Gigantomachia (type A.): Athene advancing to r., with high-crested
helmet, long chiton, himation (?), and shield, in contest with Enkelados, who has
a high-crested helmet and shield. On either side, palmettes.
(5) The same design.
B 371. SKYPHOS. Ht. 2f in. Diam. 5-J in. Cameiros, 1864. Much injured, part broken
away. Designs in black on a red band, with purple accessories. On either side of the handles,
palmettes.
(a) Dionysos seated on an okladias to I., with long beard, fillet, and striped
himation, holding a keras ; on either side, vine-branches.
(b) The same design.
B 372. SKYPHOS. Ht. 3f in. Diam. 5-J, in. Nola, 1867. Blacas Coll. Gargiulo, Mus.Borb.
100. Finely drawn. Foot injured. On either side of the handles, palmettes.
(a) A quadriga at full speed, turned three-quarters to r., the charioteer
beardless, with a long chiton and spear; on either side, an imitation inscription.
{b) The same design.
B 373. SKYPHOS. Ht. 6} in. Diam. 8$ in. Thymbra in the Troad, 1877. Much injured ; a
part of each side lost. Rather coarse style ; purple and white accessories.
(a) .Satyr lying back to r., supported on 1. elbow, with long tresses ; behind
him is a diota, round which is a wreath. His r. hand holds out grapes to a goat
standing to r., with open mouth. In the field, vine-branches, with clusters of
grapes in white.
ip) Dionysos (?) reclining on a couch, looking to r., his 1. elbow on a
cushion, with drapery over his lower limbs ; he is bearded. By the side of the
couch is a table with viands ; on the r. is a nude youth to ]., wearing a fillet,
B 368. PHIALE OMPHALOTOS. Ht. if in. Diam 7i in. 1852. Dubois, Caninv Cat: 134^
Rev. Phil. ii. p. 487 ; Brunn, Kiinstlergesch. ii. p. 716 (Nikosthenes, 34); Klein, Meistersig.
p. 67. Design black on red, with purple accessories.
Interior: Round the omphalos, tongue pattern.
Exterior: The same; inscribed: N!KO$0ENE$ EPOIE$EN, N«coo-6>e^5
eiroirjaev.
B 369. SKYPHOS. Ht. 4| in. Diam. 6| in. Rhodes, 1885. Much injured. Coarse style ;
designs in black on a red band, with white accessories. Shape as Fig. 2.
{a) Bearded male figure reclining on the ground, looking to 1., in a
himation, by his side a lyre, 1. arm on a white cushion. Before him is a youth
in a chlamys on horseback to r. (6) Similar design ; the central figure has no
lyre ; before him is a dog to r. with mouth open. On either side of the handles,
Sphinxes turned away from the scene.
B 370. SKYPHOS. Ht. 2f in, Diam. 3$ in. Nola, 1867. Blacas Coll. Very coarse style;
design merely painted in black.
(a) Gigantomachia (type A.): Athene advancing to r., with high-crested
helmet, long chiton, himation (?), and shield, in contest with Enkelados, who has
a high-crested helmet and shield. On either side, palmettes.
(5) The same design.
B 371. SKYPHOS. Ht. 2f in. Diam. 5-J in. Cameiros, 1864. Much injured, part broken
away. Designs in black on a red band, with purple accessories. On either side of the handles,
palmettes.
(a) Dionysos seated on an okladias to I., with long beard, fillet, and striped
himation, holding a keras ; on either side, vine-branches.
(b) The same design.
B 372. SKYPHOS. Ht. 3f in. Diam. 5-J, in. Nola, 1867. Blacas Coll. Gargiulo, Mus.Borb.
100. Finely drawn. Foot injured. On either side of the handles, palmettes.
(a) A quadriga at full speed, turned three-quarters to r., the charioteer
beardless, with a long chiton and spear; on either side, an imitation inscription.
{b) The same design.
B 373. SKYPHOS. Ht. 6} in. Diam. 8$ in. Thymbra in the Troad, 1877. Much injured ; a
part of each side lost. Rather coarse style ; purple and white accessories.
(a) .Satyr lying back to r., supported on 1. elbow, with long tresses ; behind
him is a diota, round which is a wreath. His r. hand holds out grapes to a goat
standing to r., with open mouth. In the field, vine-branches, with clusters of
grapes in white.
ip) Dionysos (?) reclining on a couch, looking to r., his 1. elbow on a
cushion, with drapery over his lower limbs ; he is bearded. By the side of the
couch is a table with viands ; on the r. is a nude youth to ]., wearing a fillet,