Part of a loutrophoros-hydria decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found in 1957 in the Sanctuary of the Nymphe in many fragments and was reassembled.

The decoration is organised in zones. The first one depicts a group of gods with Zeus holding a thunderbolt and Dionysos an ivy branch. They are probably talking with Hera and Ariadne, while behind Zeus’ foot there is a pseudo-inscription. A second group with two bearded men and two women reproduces the same scene, while behind them the feet of a Sphinx can be discerned. The next decorative zone depicts a Siren, a swan and scattered floral motifs. Even lower, a bearded man holding a spear approaches a woman who has her head covered by her himation. A second woman, whose hand is the only part that survives, must had been using the same himation to cover her head as well. Over these women there is a pseudo-inscription.