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 CXXXVI

CEnochose (except perhaps No. 996) ; all of red ware ; with a gray external ground color,
except No. 995, where it is red. All found at Aradippo.

993. Height, 654 inches.

Lip sharply compressed to form nozzle. Red color so applied over the grayish ground as
to leave the patterns of the zones. In the two lower, these appear to be geometrical, but fanciful;
in the upper body zone and neck zone, conventional flowers and shrubs ; on the shoulder zone, a
leafy spray.

994. Height, lYx inches.

Lip compressed as in the last. Handle red ; neck and lip green, with narrow bands of
red and brown. About the lower part, bands of red, green, and brown ; middle bands with disks
and serpentines of light color. Ground color light reddish-gray.

995. Height, 6y2 inches.

Body nearly globular; neck long and tapering; lip compressed as in the last. Decora-
tion in bands and concentric-circle patterns ; with circles and rings of dots in white. Beneath
the nozzle, on the body, the triple cross like the Cypriote character a, with white bars crossing
the lower part of the perpendicular line.

996. Height, 9>£ inches.

Beaded rim about mouth. Opposite the handle, a spout made in the shape of a small
cenochoe. About the neck and base, dart or tongue ornaments of white in a red ground ; about
the body, festoons of green, fringed, with two large pendants from the loops. Broken at neck
and mouth, and reset.