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

Plate XLVIII.

i. Strainer. Bronze. Inside, green and brown: outside, shades of green and blue.
Diameter 1434 inches. Found at Curium in a vault.

Round shallow vessel with three semi-circular handles rivetted equi-distant into the level
rim. Beneath the rim is a square shoulder one inch deep. The body then slopes gently to the
strainer, broken only by one slight ridge. The strainer is nearly hemi-spherical, with several
rows of holes in the bottom. The original height of the whole was about five inches.

2. Bowl or basin. Bronze. Brown, with greenish spots. Very little corroded. Diam-
eter 173/8 inches. Height 5 inches. Found at Curium in a vault.

Bottom spherical; lips flanged, with rim (5/i6 inch broad) extending inward.

3. Basin. Bronze. Brownish, with green spots. Diameter 14% inches. Height 6^4
inches. Found at Curium in a vault.

Round bottom, contracted just beneath rim which is one inch wide.