Early IV c. B.C.
Light orange-brown clay with deeper red-orange surface wash. Ovoid-cylindrical body; low tapering foot, nearly the same width as body; tubular neck with small double offset at base; high inverted cone-shaped mouth with internal lip at top. Small band-handle, base slightly hollowed out. Inside, top and outside of mouth in black; handle and neck primarily black. Body covered with multiple crossed lines, forming a net pattern. Intact. H. 2.8″ (7.0 cm).
For similar piece see: Moignard E. Corpvs Vasorum Antiqvorvm, The Glasgov Collections. Oxford University press, 1997, plate 30 # 15.