Loutrophoros-hydria decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found in 1959 in the Sanctuary of the Nymphe in many fragments and was reassembled.

The rim is covered with black paint and a white snakelike line. On the neck a wedding procession of a man and three women is depicted, with the woman in the middle holding a torch. Below them there is a band of floral decorative motifs. On the vessel’s body, two pseudo-inscriptions are preserved, and a wedding scene is depicted. It presents a female charioteer on a quadriga. Next to the horses the god Apollo marches having a wreath on his head and holding his guitar. In front of the chariot a winged figure and a woman are running, while a second woman is standing behind the chariot waiting for the procession’s departure. This scene is framed below by a meander and rays. The handles of the vase and its base are covered with bands of black colour.