Fragment from the shoulder and upper body. In the shoulder frieze, a hound (lower neck, front quarters, and belly preserved) coursing to left. His front foot rests on a band of black glaze marked by a line of added white. Below the hound's belly is a dot-rosette filler and a line of added white on the black band below the hound. Incisions are used for the paw, the front leg, and the curve of the shoulder. No rib incision. On the upper body of the aryballos is a scale pattern with four registers remaining. The scales are carefully executed. They have narrow borders created by two parallel incised lines. The ends of most of the arcs meet. Added red possibly alternating with yellow on the scales of the first row, black glaze for the second, and red again on the third. Compass points. Glaze: black and shiny. Clay: fine, smooth, and slightly powdery. Pinkish body with a creamy exterior. Munsell nos.: body, between 7.5 YR 8/4 (pink) and 10 YR 8/4 (very pale brown); exterior, 10 YR 7/4 (very pale brown).

The coursing hound is similar to those by the Painter of the Frankfort Olpe, but not by his hand.