Vessel for perfumed oil in the form of a bull’s head. It was found in 1955 at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe in fragments, was reassembled and restored.

In the place where the animal’s neck would be, there is a wide mouth with a small opening in its centre for filling the vessel and also pouring the perfumed oil. Two holes between the horns were used for the vessel’s suspension. Details of the eyes, horns, ears and snout are rendered with black and brown colour. The same hues are used for the tongue motif encircling the rim of the vessel.