| 2003.8.39
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"General View showing the old mosque"
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| 2005.8.8
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A (according to Beazley): Mission to Achilles; B: Youth departing, between woman with flower and old man
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| 2007.10.2.10
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Man on left with staff waving, short old man in centre grabbing clothes of falling down woman with cupid in background.
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| 2007.10.2.145
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3 figures indoors, shown by hanging drapes and furniture: old man sitting on floor long hair, bearded, wearing robes, chest showing, young woman standing wearing also wearing robes, holding the old man's hand and a young man sitting down bare-chested holding a long object, while looking at the other two figures.
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| 2008.2.1.23
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Two heads facing forward. To the left a bearded male, to the right a woman. Both look quite old.
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| 2009.8.140
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Old man with a beard wearing a cloak, but has a bare chest. Cast number: 56
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| 2009.8.60
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An old man with a beard holding a role of parchment in one hand. Maybe a philosopher. Cast number: 56
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| 2009.8.85
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An old man or a satyr playing a flute. Cast number: 29
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| 2009.9.214
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A naked old man with a cane and shield on his back. Cast number: 48
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| 2009.9.215
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An old naked man leaning on a cane with a shield on his back. Cast number: 50
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| 26.12.19
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Handle black on outside and reserved underneath. Shoulder: rays and long, thin lotus buds; black band at join with body. Top of bod: two rows black dots bordered by smaller white dots. Body: ram in cauldron set on tripod over a fire, flanked by two females holding wreaths on either side. Below is a broad black band with a thin band between reserved bands either side. Lower step of foot black; base reserved.
This is probably the scene in which Medea tricked the daughters of Peleus: she killed an old ram, cut up its body and threw it in a boiling cauldron. Medea, a sorceress, restored the ram's life and made it young. Whereupon Pelias' daughters kill Pelias and toss his body into the cauldron. Medea did not, however, restore Pelias' life and was driven out of Iolcus.
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| 52.3.1
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Mouth black inside and out, apart from flat exterior. Handles are black on top and sides but reserved underneath. Palmette and swirl pattern in black on neck. Small ridge at base of neck and vertical black tongues on shoulder. Side A: Heracles and Triton or Nereus (both equally possible as monster has tail and old man with staff associated with Nereus, but is unclothed as associated with Triton) with one male draped onlooker in profile to the left carrying a stick. The opposite side (B) is of a warrior (shield emblem chariot body painted in white) between two male draped onlookers carrying sticks. Added red on onlookers mantles, Nereus beard, and white on the shield. Below figures is a double row of large dots, bewteen two narrow bands with rays below to foot.Undr the handles, lotus and palmette . The foot is black and has two steps. Resting surface and conical base are both reserved.
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| TEMP.2002.9.2
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Larger piece (1) is made of three fragments and shows the top of the front panel with a pattern of horizontal palmettes with dots in field above a scene of a woman, with head covered, facing a youth wearing a long tunic and holding a long stick (?). The vertical panel pattern on the left hand side is of two dots, staggered and joined by a line. Detail picked out in watery glaze and black. The inside surface of both pieces is almost ribbed and the glaze is streaky. The smaller piece (2) has remains of a thick handle with a palmette pattern below it. The design on the front has the same horizontal and vertical panels as the other piece but has an old (bearded) man facing left also in long tunic. Both pieces bend upwards to what would have been the mouth and there is a possibility this would have been trefoil shaped.
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