Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Editor]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 3) (New York, 1903)

Plate XXXV.

i. Cup or bowl. Silver. Dark grey and black. Height 2l/% inches; diameter (base),
1/% inch, (top) 4 Vie inches. Found at Curium.

Almost hemispherical in shape, but slightly constricted into a fluted band just below the lip
which flares slightly outward. A row of birds is incised somewhat rudely in the fluted band. The
lower part of the bowl is of rosette pattern of petal-like flutings in low relief. Small flat base un-
derneath.

2. Cup or bowl. Silver. Green and grey tints. Height 2l/% inches; diameter (base) i9/i6
inches, (top) 411/io inches. Found at Curium.

Shaped like inverted truncated cone, with short cylindrical base. Sides show no visible
curve. Surface corroded.

3. Bowl. Silver. Grey and dark tints. Height 2^4 inches; diameter (top) 454 inches.
Found at Curium.

Hemispherical, without distinct base. Sides curve continuously from lip to lip around
bottom.

4. Cup. Silver. Grey. Height 2>lfi> inches; diameter (top) 4^ inches. Found at
Curium.

Bottom rounding; sides swell gradually to lips which flare slightly outward. Base is a
very small flattened surface.

5. Cup. Silver. Grey and greenish tints. Height 3 inches; diameter (top) 4^ inches.
Found at Curium.

Similar to the foregoing except the lips do not flare quite as much and some portions of the
edge are gone.