Large Apulian red-figure krater, c.350-340 BC (ceramic)

Side A: Banquet scene with a half-draped youth reclining on a couch holding a kantharos, a naked youth sitting beside him offering a phiale, a tripod table in front, on the left a standing naked satyr holding a flaming torch and thyrsos, on the right a draped woman holding a situla and alabastron, a swag of laurel leaves above the scene, two fillets hanging in the field. Side B: Draped central female figure holding a mirror and wreath, looking towards a youth wrapped in an himation and holding a staff, another draped youth behind, two pairs of jumping weights and a quartered disc hanging above. Double palmettes and scrolls under each handle, a meander frieze on the lower body, a laurel wreath under the rim, details in added white and yellow.