Ten fragments from a glazed kotyle, seven joining on the body, two on the rim. Exterior: on the lip is a single line of added red followed by a line of white. A dot rosette in added white, composed of a large central dot surrounded by numerous small dots, appears in the handle zone. Below this is a series of four lines alternating red and white. The body is covered with black glaze. Above the rays is a series of lines in added white and red as follows: white, red, black glaze; white, red, white, black glaze. The matchstick rays as the base are very thin and placed close together. Interior: thin lines of added red and white at the lip -- red, white, black glaze; red, black glaze, white. Otherwise glazed. Glaze: black, shiny, and evenly applied on the body; thinner on the rays, and therefore browner. Clay: hard and fine. Yellow. Munsell no. 10YR7/3 (very pale brown.)

Matchstick rays on glazed kotylai are typical of the MC period. Black-glazed kotylai with added lines of color begin in EC (see Corinth XIII, 106-10