A CORINTHIAN TREFOIL-LIPPED OINOCHOE, the piriform body with short neck and wide rim, with thick triple-ribbed high handle, the body decorated with a central frieze of animals comprising two lions flanking a grazing stag, two panthers flanking an ibex and another panther confronting an ibex, dot rosettes in the field, bands of scale pattern and tongues on the shoulder, details in added purple, repaired, circa 575 B.C.