One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo
One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo
One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo
One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo

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One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo,

ca. 530 BCE

Greek, Attic
2002-285.1

Information

Title
One of two non-joining fragments from a black-figure eye-cup: .1) foot with part of cock in tondo
Dates

ca. 530 BCE

Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
4.7 x 7.1 cm, th. 0.8 cm (1 7/8 x 2 13/16 x 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of James Cotter
Object Number
2002-285.1
Culture
Attic
Type
ceramics, cups
Materials
ceramic
Subject
tondi, chickens

Acquired by Curtis Brown at an unknown date from an unknown source; purchased by James Cotter in 2002 from Brown; given to the Museum in 2002 by Cotter.

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