unguentarium; Pottery; Ceramic; Glaze; Slip; undecorated

Light brown clay containing fine particles of mica; dull black glaze, covering the neck, lip and inside of mouth. Said to be from Cumae.; The shape is probably copied from glass vessels: see R. Zahn, in Priene (Berlin, 1904), p. 278, fig. 286a; Baur, Cat. Stod. Collection, p. 256, no 557.

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