Fairbanks, Arthur; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston [Editor]: Catalogue of Greek and Etruscan vases (Band 1): Early vases, preceding Athenian black-figured ware (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Pr., 1928)

GREEK AND ETRUSCAN VASES

544. 13.172. Plate with handle. H. 0.051 m.; D. 0.053 m.
Anonymous gift, 1913.
Clay pale red, with fine black and white particles. Shallow plate, on one
side a vertical handle attached, which ends in a ram’s head. Decoration in dull
red-brown glaze; underneath, a careless spiral, on top a ram’s head, details in-
cised, surrounded by circles and band of short bar ornaments; zones of short
wavy lines on front of handle, cross-hatching on the back; details of mouth,
eyes, etc., painted on the ram’s head.
Plate LI.
545. 13.153. Plate. H. 0.008 m.; D. 0.063 m.
Anonymous gift, 1913.
Clay pale red, with fine white and black particles. Flat plate with slightly
rolled back rim, two suspension holes on one side. Decoration in dull red-
brown glaze; concentric lines and bands underneath; above, a draped female
figure dancing (no incised details); on the rim, in the exergue, and in the field,
circles of dots around a central dot.
Cf. the dancing figures, Collignon Couve, Vases prints du Musee d’Athines,
no. 637.
Plate LI.

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