Part of a loutrophoros-hydria's neck decorated in the red-figure technique. It was found in fragments in 1957 at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe and was reassembled and restored.

It is decorated with a loutrophoria procession. A young woman precedes playing the double-flute and setting the pace for the procession. Three women follow her, with the first one, chosen by the bride’s family, carrying the decorated with ribbons loutrophoros containing water for the nuptial bath. Similar ribbons ornate the flute-player’s head and that of the third in line woman. Lower on the vessel’s body there is a band rendered in the silhouette technique depicting two panthers framing two Sphinxes while the space between them is filled with rosettes.