Walters, Henry Beauchamp; British Museum <London> [Hrsg.]: Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum (Band 4): Vases of the latest period (London, 1896)

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to 1., as the other, with similar thyrsos in r. hand and tympauon in 1.; behind
her, a taenia.

(b) Youth seated on raised ground to 1., with drapery under him, and
radiated fillet, in r. hand a myrtle-branch. He looks back at an approaching
female figure (attired as those on a), with wreath in r. hand and cista in 1.
ornamented with wavy lines, on the top of which is fruit; behind her is a
rosette. On the 1. is a similar female figure to r., with 1. foot raised on a
rock, in 1. hand a fan ; behind her, a taenia.

F 462. PHIALE. Old No. 1611. Hi. 4I in. Diam. 16I in. Hamilton Coll. D'Hancarville,

i. pi. 45. Design red and white on black ground, with yellow accessories. Vertical handles
with knobs on the top and on either side. Round the interior, white myrtle-wreath.

Interior, in a medallion with border of wave-pattern: Female figure
seated to 1. on an Ionic capital, painted white with yellow markings, and fluted ;
on the necking, diagonal lines. Her hair is tied in a bunch, and she wears a
beaded fillet and open cap, earrings, double necklace, bracelets, long chiton,
himation over lower limbs, veil drawn forward in r. hand, and white shoes ; in
her 1. hand is a white ball attached to a string. Before her is a similar female
figure (girdle, himation over r. shoulder), in 1. hand a ball; in r. hand she holds
out a parasol, painted white with yellow markings. On the r. is a youth to 1.
with r. foot on raised ground, white fillet ornamented with trefoils (ends hanging
down), and chlamys over 1. arm, in r. hand an alabastron, in 1. aproclwbs ; under
his 1. arm is a knotted stick. Before him is a phiale, and behind is a plant ;
between his feet, a cista ornamented with wavy lines ; the ground-lines are
indicated. In the exergue, maeander in perspective, edged with white, and dots.

P 463. PHIALE. Old Xo. 1613. Ht. 4| in. Diam. 14$ in. Payne Knight Coll. Foot

broken. Designs red on black ground, with faded yellow accessories. Round the edge,
wave-pattern ; below the handles, palmettos and rosettes ; below the designs all round, wave-
pattern, and below the interior design, a band of maeander, below which is a phiale between
two rosettes. Handles as last vase.

Interior: Female figure seated on a rock to r., with hair in a bunch,
radiated open cap, earrings, double necklace, bracelets, long girt chiton with
stripes down the breast and side, girdle with tassels hanging down, and shoes ;
in r. hand a tympanal with rings of dots, in 1. ^ pyxis ornamented with a cross
patec ; behind her, a plant, rosette, and embroidered taenia,; in front of her, a
bunch of grapes, rosette, and ivy-leaf, and large tendrils.

Exterior : (a) Female figure moving away to 1., with hair in a bunch,
radiated open cap, earrings, double necklace, bracelets, long chiton, girdle with
ends hanging, and white shoes ; in r. hand a mirror, in 1. a pyxis ornamented
with a cross patec ; before her is a taenia. She looks back at a youth following
her, wearing fillet and chlamys on 1. arm ; in r. hand a situ/a on which a figure is
painted in red, in 1. a p/iia/c \ in front of him is a flower, and above, a bunch of
grapes and an ivy-leaf.