Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Editor]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 2) (New York, 1894)

Plate CXXXII.

976. Red ware. Diameter at top, 10% inches. Found at Curium.

Dish or plate (pinax or lanx), of sub-conical body, wide rim, bead foot. Decoration in
concentric-circle and other geometrical patterns. On one side, two holes through the rim,
pierced through two of the thick bars of dark color on the rim (the second and fourth from the
top bars of the pattern at the extreme left on the plate).

977. Red ware, late Roman. Diameter at top, g% inches. Found at a necropolis
between Ormidia and Famagousta.

Dish or plate (pinax or lanx) ; flat rim with rounded mouldings. Decoration within, a
fine white vine with small sagittate leaves and dot-rosette flowers. The dark color of half the
disk was doubtless caused in the firing.

978. Red ware, colored grayish white. Height, 8 inches. Diameter, 12% inches.
Found at Alambra.

Nearly hemispherical bowl, with handles on opposite sides. Not made on a wheel.
Decoration in brown lines and strokes.

979. Samian (Roman) ware. Height, 4 inches. Found at Kiti.

Vase or cup ; lip recurved. Decoration in relief; a raised horizontal bead about the
body, below which is a band of conventional lotus flowers ; beneath which again is a scene thrice
repeated, consisting of three figures apparently holding an orgy ; the three scenes separated by
composite columns with fluted shafts.