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Start Over Object class Drinking vessels Donor Alfred Emerson Materials Ceramic (material)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Kantharos, accession number 8-202, described as Kantharos painted black
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Kylix, accession number 8-6, described as Attic Red-figure kylix; severely broken and partly mended; now in 3 large and numerous small fragments (1979); I, symposion: man and youth reclining on couch, basket suspended in field; A-B, each symposion: men and youth reclining on couches; remains of three servants preserved; baskets suspended in field; egg pattern around rim; palmettes at handles. MPD, as restored, of three large fragments: (A) 32.5 (without handle), 36.5 (with handle_; (B) 26.0; (C) 6.5 (H. of foot). Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.
Hearst Museum object titled Kylix, accession number 8-4, described as Attic Red-figure kylix; put together from fragments with large part of body restored in plaster; Interior: girl, dressed in chiton and red hair-ribbon, dancing and playing krotala; A (all but lost): Departure of chariot led by Hermes (Latin: Mercury); B: Battle; blood added in red. Once in Brussels in the Van Branteghan and Somzée Collection.
Hearst Museum object titled Kylix, accession number 8-291, described as Kylix; Slightly convex, cylindrical body, with two opposed horizontal handles on mid-body. Wide, conical foot, short stem with central ridge. Tall plain vertical rim offset vt horizontal ridge. Two bands of painted decoration, separated by ridge at join of handles.Upper central motif, crossed black lines and circles and verticle column of chevrons. Lower design on each side of handles. Both reisters have groups of vertical black lines and red and black concentric circles. encircling lines, spiral and band on interior.. Foot, handles solid black. One handle missing, small chips in rim. H 15.4 Cm; Rim diameter 17.7 cm; Max Body 18.8 Foot 9.4 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Kylix (eye cup), accession number 8-15, described as Italic black-figure eye-cup; three fragments broken off from rim and repaired, some repainting on side B; bilingual: tondo in red-figure; exterior in black-figure, without incision; I, youth, in himation, with cup in r. hand, semi-reclining on couch to left, playing kottabos dog below couch; meander around tondo; A, between eyes, youth in himation standing to right, looking back; B, between eyes, woman standing to right (her head almost completely lost); at handles, sparse branches. Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.
Hearst Museum object titled Kylix (siana cup), accession number 8-1, described as Attic black-figure Siana kylix; restored; interior: Running winged goddess (Nike or Iris?) in tondo framed by bands of tongues and dicing; A and B, ten figures, bearded men in mantles, alternating with youths in cloaks. H., 14.7; D., 26.8 cm Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.
Hearst Museum object titled Kylix type c, accession number 8-3, described as Attic red-figured kylix; decorated inside only; Poseidon, wearing chiton, mantle, and wreath, charges to right, his mantle hung shieldwise on his left arm, a trident in his right hand; inscription: KKSMION painted in medallion around figure. Height: 13.2 cm, Width/breadth: 42 cm, Diameter: 33.5 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Skyphos, accession number 8-4503, described as Attic Red-figure skyphos; broken and repaired, with considerable restoration in plaster; decorated on one side only: A, man, semi-draped in himation, leaning on staff to right; facing him, a woman, dressed in peplos, chiton, and sakkos.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Skyphos, accession number 8-3351, described as Attic black-figure skyphos; reassembled from many fragments; chips in body and rim; surface worn, especially in figure scene on side B; A-B, draped man seated to right between youths and woman, between sphinxes seated facing handles; at handles, upright palmettes; at base, tongue frieze; interior: reserved tondo with dot-in-circle.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Skyphos, accession number 8-9, described as R and W/F skyphos; interior: plain, black; exterior: two seated figures, a man on one side, a woman on the other; floral designs occupying the spaces beneath the handles, and between the figures; bottom has a red bulls-eye surrounded by a red concentric circle. Crack through female figure repaired; the two handles reattached. Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.

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