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2l8 CATALOGUE OF VASES.
running to r., with 1. hand raised ; male figure as before, running to r., looking
back, with both hands raised. In the background, spreading all over the scene,
are branches with fruit.
F 507. STAMNOS with cover. Ht. 5 in. From Nola. Temple Coll., 1856. Mm. deWInst.
Suppl. (1891), pi. 31 : Bull. deW Inst. 1845, P- l3- On tnc cover and shoulder, wave-pattern in
black on drab ground, and on the shoulder below, zigzags painted in white on a black band.
Shape as last, but more squat ; the handles are small, lying close to the shoulder.
On the body in front is an inscription painted in black :
KEMAI Egl
AOAIE KAO
hngl EME
OTn< • KOKE
KATE hA§Y
TAME KAINY
SOlf-A AYNA
KOKE
TAgY
gPA
TATE
F 508. ASKOS. Ht. 8 in. One side injured. Designs in black (unvarnished) on drab ground, Fig. 24.
with accessories of red. The technique, though net the decoration, is in imitation of the early
Greek vases of 800—600 B.C. The vase has two upright mouths, one forming a strainer, with
handle between ; body as F 414.
On each side is wave-pattern above, and an ivy-wreath below it, in the
centre of which is a female face to the front with curly hair, within a circular
red and black border. Below are two ivy-wreaths which meet at either end of
the vase in an elaborate rosette. Below each head is a panel with borders of
chain-pattern, in which are two dolphins vertically placed. Field seme with
various ornaments.
F 509. ASKOS. Ht. 9f in. From Nola. Temple Coll., 1856. Designs black on drab ground,
as last. Shape as last.
On one shoulder, three dolphins plunging, on the other, two, with an
ivy-spray between ; below, rude egg-and-dart, maeander, zigzags, and chain-
patterns. On the necks, wave-pattern and rude lozenge pattern ; below, two
dolphins swimming in different directions.
F 510. FRAGMENT of vase. Ht. 4f in. Naucratis, 1888. Presented by the Egypt Explora-
tion Fund. Red ware ; patterns rudely painted in black and white ; imitation of early style.
On the body, a band of hatched lines. On the shoulder, a frieze of figures
in white, two reclining to 1., two moving to r.; very coarse and obscure.
F 511. FRAGMENT of neck and shoulder of similar vase. 3 x 3 in. Naucratis, 1888. Style
and colours as last ; background covered with patterns in black.
On the neck, a white hare to 1. ; on the shoulder, two nude men running to
r. with faces to the front, also white.
running to r., with 1. hand raised ; male figure as before, running to r., looking
back, with both hands raised. In the background, spreading all over the scene,
are branches with fruit.
F 507. STAMNOS with cover. Ht. 5 in. From Nola. Temple Coll., 1856. Mm. deWInst.
Suppl. (1891), pi. 31 : Bull. deW Inst. 1845, P- l3- On tnc cover and shoulder, wave-pattern in
black on drab ground, and on the shoulder below, zigzags painted in white on a black band.
Shape as last, but more squat ; the handles are small, lying close to the shoulder.
On the body in front is an inscription painted in black :
KEMAI Egl
AOAIE KAO
hngl EME
OTn< • KOKE
KATE hA§Y
TAME KAINY
SOlf-A AYNA
KOKE
TAgY
gPA
TATE
F 508. ASKOS. Ht. 8 in. One side injured. Designs in black (unvarnished) on drab ground, Fig. 24.
with accessories of red. The technique, though net the decoration, is in imitation of the early
Greek vases of 800—600 B.C. The vase has two upright mouths, one forming a strainer, with
handle between ; body as F 414.
On each side is wave-pattern above, and an ivy-wreath below it, in the
centre of which is a female face to the front with curly hair, within a circular
red and black border. Below are two ivy-wreaths which meet at either end of
the vase in an elaborate rosette. Below each head is a panel with borders of
chain-pattern, in which are two dolphins vertically placed. Field seme with
various ornaments.
F 509. ASKOS. Ht. 9f in. From Nola. Temple Coll., 1856. Designs black on drab ground,
as last. Shape as last.
On one shoulder, three dolphins plunging, on the other, two, with an
ivy-spray between ; below, rude egg-and-dart, maeander, zigzags, and chain-
patterns. On the necks, wave-pattern and rude lozenge pattern ; below, two
dolphins swimming in different directions.
F 510. FRAGMENT of vase. Ht. 4f in. Naucratis, 1888. Presented by the Egypt Explora-
tion Fund. Red ware ; patterns rudely painted in black and white ; imitation of early style.
On the body, a band of hatched lines. On the shoulder, a frieze of figures
in white, two reclining to 1., two moving to r.; very coarse and obscure.
F 511. FRAGMENT of neck and shoulder of similar vase. 3 x 3 in. Naucratis, 1888. Style
and colours as last ; background covered with patterns in black.
On the neck, a white hare to 1. ; on the shoulder, two nude men running to
r. with faces to the front, also white.