ATTRIBUTED TO THE GUGLIELMI PAINTER, CIRCA 560-550 B.C.

The body is decorated over three registers enlivened with details in added red and white slip. The upper register of side A depicts five nude ithyphallic satyrs with long equine tails, cavorting with a white-skinned nymph to the left, wearing a chiton, pseudo-inscriptions in the field; the middle register with two sirens to the right, framed by a panther to the right and another siren to the left; the lower register with a ram, its heads lowered, between two panthers. The upper register on side B has a similar scene with nude ithyphallic satyrs and pseudo-inscriptions in the field; the middle register with a bull to the left, framed by two confronting panthers; the lower register with a goat with lowered head and a panther; with alternating red and black tongues on the shoulders, a lotus and palmette cross on the neck, rays above the foot.