Lekythos decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found incomplete in 1957 at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe.

On its body, it depicts Herakles capturing the Cretan bull in one of the labours assigned to him by king Eurystheas. The bearded hero is shown in the nude, having just a headband on his hair. The background behind him is covered with branches where textiles are hanging and perhaps a quiver. The scene is defined by rows of white and black dots on the upper side and a triple band at the bottom. The vase’s shoulder is decorated with schematically rendered lotus leaves.