63151. A large bottle-shaped vase of red and white ware. The upper part
of the neck is lost. The body is encircled by an ornamental design in
white, upon a red ground, which resembles a rudely drawn Greek fret.
The diameter of the body is 9 inches; the height has been 11 or 12
inches.
[Illustration: Fig. 167.]
63152. A fine bottle-shaped vase, resembling the preceding; very
handsome, and in a remarkably good state of preservation. It also has
a design in red and white. The original color of the vase has been a
dull reddish yellow. The neck is red, the body is ornamented with four
red and four white figures, which extend from the neck to the base of
the vessel. These belts of color are separated by bands of the
ground-color of the vessel. Height 12 inches. Fig. 167.
63153. A small rude cup of gray clay, without decoration. Diameter
4 inches.
63154. An egg-shaped vessel, made in imitation of a gourd. The mouth of
this vessel is a small round opening on the side, near the pointed
end. The base is somewhat flattened. Height 5 inches. Fig. 168.
[Illustration: Fig. 168.]
63155. A minute cup, 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The rim is encircled by a
series of rude notches.