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 CVII,

i. Vessel. Cup? Glass, light green. Height 5% inches. Diameter, mouth, t>1A
inches.

Funnel-shaped, but closed at the bottom.

2. Spoon. Glass, light amber-color. Length 67/% inches.
Flat bowl; straight stem, with small bulb at end.

3. Spout of a vessel. Height $7/% inches. Diameter, mouth, 3%6 inches.

Flaring mouth, tapering neck. Broken just at bulge of body of original vessel, apparently
a large bottle.

4. Vase. Glass, yellowish green. Height 2>/i inches. Diameter, mouth, 2 inches,
body, 29/i6 inches.

Flat base; conical sides with corrugations on same ; ring about neck, flaring mouth with
round rim.

5. Vase. Height 3^/2 inches. Diameter 21/ inches.

Small base, flaring bottom; bell-shaped body ; cylindrical neck and small mouth.

6. Vase with cover. Glass, yellowish green. Dish: Height 2/2 inches. Diameter 3/2
inches. Cover: Height 1 /% inch. Diameter 2>Y% inches. Total height 3 l/2 inches.

Round bottom and straight sides; ridge about body and extended lip to hold flange of
cover. Top convex, with solid bulb above.

All found in Greek tombs at Dali (Idalium) ; no lamps found with them.