kantharos

However, even in the darkest period of the Middle Ages we find the traditional "kantharos," or basin, in the centre of the quadri-porticoes or courts by which the basilicas were entered.

Pagan and Christian Rome Rodolfo Amedeo Lanciani 1888

Four of the portraits were of women richly gowned and dripping with heavy jewels, in various poses—one with a lyre, one extracting a string of pearls from a jewelry box, another holding a mirror, and the last holding a silver kantharos, or drinking vessel.

Caesars’ Wives Annelise Freisenbruch 2010

At the Carolingian period, the kantharos of sardonyx was transformed into a chalice from adding a foot decorated with a circular node decorated with precious stones.

Archive 2008-01-01 Jan 2008

She it accompanied at Saint-Denis' cut of the Ptolemies, kantharos agate which was adapted mount goldsmith similar to patène Paris, National Library, Cabinet Medal.

Archive 2008-01-01 Jan 2008

Equally lovely is the ivory face from a sculpture of Juno or Apollo that was made in the first century AD (above left) and the Attic red-figure kantharos featuring a Dionysian mask on one side (that shown in the photo above, right) and a mask of a satyr on the other side.

Lost and Found at the Quirinale Palace at eternallycool.net 2007

Equally lovely is the ivory face from a sculpture of Juno or Apollo that was made in the first century AD (above left) and the Attic red-figure kantharos featuring a Dionysian mask on one side (that shown in the photo above, right) and a mask of a satyr on the other side.

2007 December 23 archive at eternallycool.net 2007

Among the before-and-after pairs, according to The New York Times, was the kantharos with the mask of Dionysos.

The Trial in Rome 2006

One fragment of the red-figure kantharos traced to Medici and Hecht

The Trial in Rome 2006

A red-figure kantharos with masks of Dionysos and a satyr, attributed to Euphronios and the Foundry Painter, and traced by the Italians to Medici and Hecht

The Trial in Rome 2006

The Getty's kantharos, showed unrestored or under restoration, according to The New York Times

The Trial in Rome 2006