Disc foot; overhanging rim; two low strap handles. Rounded body. Three lines of glaze at the greatest circum- ference, one on the top of the mouth, one inside the neck. Pale yellow clay. Non-Attic.

Very similar is P 904 H 16:3 Hesperia, III, 1934, p. 341, fig. 21, B 33, with five glazed bands at the greatest circum- ference and four inside the mouth. The latest of this shape in the Agora series is Hellenistic: P 16624 B 21:24, unglazed and heavy; perhaps as late as the third quarter of the 2nd century B.C.

Restored in plaster.