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

Its foot is ring-shaped with a horizontal groove around its exterior. The hemispherical body is deep with slightly incurving rim and the horizontal handle rises above the mouth. The vessel’s black glazing is uneven due to the firing conditions. The narrow band running around the base and body junction mostly remains unglazed. The base’s underside also remains in the colour of the clay and is decorated with concentric circles and one black dot in their centre.