Loutrophoros-hydria decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found in fragments in 1957 in the Sanctuary of the Nymphe and was reassembled and restored.

The decoration on the vase’s surface is organized in horizontal zones. The neck has three bands all bearing animal decoration. The central one is decorated with swans, lions and snakes; the upper band has swans; and the lower one has lions. On the vase’s body the decoration consists of three bands alternating lions, seated Sphinxes and birds while the empty space around these animals is filled with dots and rosettes. The rim, the junction of the neck with the shoulder and the vertical handle of the vase all have relief zigzag lines of added clay resembling snakes.

The stylistic features of this Attic vase show influences from Corinthian vase-painting which could indicate that it was the work of a Corinthian craftsman.