Late in TR or early in EC. Nine fragments, some of them joined, composing most of a linear kotyle. One handle is fully preserved, as is the stub of the other handle. The foot is missing. Exterior: a single line of glaze on the preserved handle and two horizontal lines on the rim. Seventeen of the remaining vertical bars flank one side of the open area of the handle frieze. One open area is fully preserved and shows eighteen dabs. Thirteen thin horizontal lines on the upper body are followed by a single wide band of reserve, below which is a band of glaze. The upper portions of six rays are preserved near the base, their tips overlapping the band of glaze above. Interior: a single line of glaze in the reserved band of the rim; otherwise glazed. Glaze: worn. One piece shows signs of burning. Clay: fine and hard. Munsell no. 10 YR 8/4 (very pale brown); burnt area, 10 YR 6/1 (gray).

This is one of the few Corinthian vases found at Sardis that is nearly complete. Its style is very similar to that of Cor 74, dated TR; it also resembles Cor 77, dating late in TR or early in EC. These kotylai were found at HoB in areas and on levels comparable to other Corinthian pottery dating from TR to early EC. On the decoration of the frieze, supra, "Kotylai with Linear Decoration," 15.