In the form of a woman’s head. The hair rendered by three rows of raised dots, eyebrows rendered by black lines and the eyes painted white.

Literature: J. Falconer, ‘Greek Vases’, The Trusty Servant, no. 88 (May 1999), pp. 7-8; Winchester College Memorial Buildings: Department of Classical Art (Winchester, 1909), p. 24 (no. 92)

Provenance: Unknown, at Winchester by 1909; stolen from Winchester c. 1965; sold Christie’s, 23^rd February 1965, lot. 162, where purchased by John Hewett