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There are 5 objects for which Decoration contains → mouldings
20.4.1 Resting surface black, base black with cushion mouldings. Inside, remains of an incised pattern showing part of an outer zone of tongues from a double (or triple) rosette.
39.1.2 Black glazed except for reserved and reddened groove between two mouldings on exterior of foot and reserved groove on resting surface. Interior decorated with four stamped palmettes, crosswise, within two rings of vertical lines.
L.2011.1.38 High mouldings around the central discus and the nozzle. Two moulded projections on the edge of shoulders. Channel incised on the length of the nozzle, with two circular mouldings around the filling-hole. Circular dip in the nozzle, near the hole.
L.2011.1.49 Three grooves creating two mouldings in the lower part; five incised lines on the flat tip of the knob. In the underneath concentric mouldings.
REDMG:1953.25.77 Ovoid or tongue mouldings on the shoulder, not no the areas covered by the nozzle volutes or the area of the handle. Discus is surrounded by four concentric moulded rings, the filling hole is surrounded by three concentric moulded rings. The nozzles have on their outer edges large volutes, these terminate at the body with horse heads instead of the usual ? the termination by the tip is in the usual form. Within the base are three concentric moulded rings with a small nodule at the centre. Red glaze all over
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