Black-glazed bolsal skyphos mended from many fragments and restored. It was found in 1956 on the south slope of the Acropolis.

It is ring-based with a shallow groove running around the junction with the deep body. The lower body wall is concave whereas the higher wall curves forming a plain rim. Only one of the two horizontal handles that join the rim survives. The whole pot is covered in black glaze. On the inside, four stamped palmettes that form a cross around a circle decorate the bottom. The underside space inside the base is reserved with black circles and a dot in its centre.