Black-glazed stemless cup mended from many fragments and restored. It was found in 1959 on the south slope of the Acropolis.

It has a ring-shaped base and wide, hemispherical body with two horizontal handles. Black lustrous glaze covers both the interior and exterior of the pot except for a narrow scraped groove at the junction of the body with the foot. The base’s underside has a central nipple and is decorated with a black circle surrounded by an unglazed band. The floor is decorated with two circles of impressed tongues separated by inscribed circles and an ovolo motif and a third circle of stamped linked leaves.