ATTRIBUTED TO THE RED-LINE PAINTER, CIRCA LATE 6TH CENTURY B.C.

Typical merriment scenes on each side: a symposium with Dionysos reclining on a kline, with maenads dancing each side of him, one holding krotala on one side, and on the other Dionysos seated on a stool with a maenad dancing in front. A dipinto in black glaze on the underside of the foot reading "AT".