Walters, Henry Beauchamp; British Museum <London> [Editor]: Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum (Band 1,2): Cypriote, Italian, and Etruscan pottery (London, 1912)

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THE POTTERY OF CYPRUS.

rim and one handle wanting. On each side of the
bowl, a cuttle-fish, somewhat conventionalised, the eyes
painted outside the body, with long tentacle each
side ending in a spiral. Round the lower part of the
bowl, band of fine rings; round the stem, the same,
with broad bands below and on foot; paint on handle
and rim.

C 609. KYLIX. Form 68. Ht. Si in. Diam. Si in. From excav-

ations at Enkomi (Turner Bequest), 1896 ; tomb 66. Excavations
in Cyprus, p. 36, fig. 64.

Buff slip ; paint varying from light red to dark
reddish-brown. Repaired; a few pieces wanting ; shape
of bowl distorted. Paint on handles and rim ; on
exterior of bowl, broad and fine rings, and the former
also on stem and foot. In the interior, concentric rings,
broad and fine, surrounded by a band of spirals on
stalks and two broad bands.

C 610. KYLIX. Form 69. Ht. 7 in. Diam. 7 in. Similarly

acquired. Excavations in Cyprus, p. 36, fig. 64.

Buff slip ; paint varying from dull black to lustrous
red. Fragments joined and repaired ; nearly complete ;
bowl distorted. Paint on handles and rim ; on body
each side, broad bands of scale pattern ; round stem
and foot, broad and fine rings.

C 611. KYLIX, similar. Form 69. Ht. 5} in. Diam. ~yx in.

Similarly acquired (tomb 89). Excavations in Cyprus, p. 49,
fig. 76.

Pale red slip; dull red paint. Repaired ; part
of bowl restored each side. Round the exterior, band
of large spots each side; below, broad and fine rings,
with broad bands round stem and foot.

C 612. KYLIX. Form 68. Ht. 5j in. Diam. 7J in. Similarly

acquired (tomb 69). Excavations in Cyprus, p. 40, fig. 68.

Buff slip ; red paint. Form as C 609, but
body heavier and stem shorter; horizontal handles.
Lip chipped; paint worn in places. Paint on
handles and inside of rim ; in the interior, central
disc, round which are three broad bands and seven
conventional flowers ; on the exterior, bands round body,
stem, and foot,

Fig. 213 = C 608.

Fig. 214 = C 609.

Fig. 215 = C 610.

Fig. 216 = C 611.

Fig. 217 = C 612.