Single-nozzle lamp mended from fragments. It was found in 1955 on the south slope of the Acropolis.

Its broad base is low and the body walls curve inwards. A high flange surrounds the lamp’s upper surface. The lamp disk around the filling-hole is flat. A plastic ridge separates it from the shoulder which is decorated with rays. The nozzle is long with rounded end and high, vertical handle. The whole lamp is covered with paint that varies from brown-red to black. Fire traces are retained around the wick-hole due to the constant use of the vessel.