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)

ITALIAN BUCCHERO WARES

the mane indicated by wavy lines, underneath and on top a small impressed
chain pattern.
Plate XCV.
691. 01.8144. Fragment of tubular vase (?). L. 0.047 m.
Henry L. Pierce Collection; purchased, 1901.
Clay black, surface polished. One side of a bent tube. Two groups of trans-
verse dotted lines, adjoining one group a line of small impressed rosettes.
692. 01.8138. Part of handle. L. 0.07 m.; W. 0.041 m.
Henry L. Pierce Collection; purchased, 1901.
Clay black, polished surface. Thin slightly bent handle, with part of a brace
to the side of the vase. On outside a man in low relief, with arms raised, wearing
short chiton and chlamys (?), the chiton decorated with a diamond pattern of
diagonal impressed lines.
Plate XCV.
693. 13.170. Jar. H. 0.07 m.; D. 0.076 m.
From Etruria. Anonymous gift, 1913.
Clay black, walls thin, polished surface; pattern and inscription in raised
dots. Body spherical, with small flat bottom; large mouth with vertical edge.
Line of dots around top of body; at the top of one side, the inscription TRICON
bounded by lines; the rest of the surface covered with groups of parallel lines
set at various angles.
Plate XCIV.