Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 500-480 B.C. Greek, Attic Interior, on exergue, bearded male wearing a himation, with a staff resting in the fold of his left arm, with his left hand holding a flower, facing a filleted youth wearing a himation, whose right arm is raised, and whose left hand holds a lyre; behind the bearded male on the left, in the field, a sponge; part of an inscription, [KALOS; Obverse, handle palmettes and tendrils; lower bodies of two draped males to right, wearing himatia; part of a draped male wearing a himation, with a stick; feet and bit of himation of male to left; handle palmette and tendrils; Reverse, right buttock and leg and left foot of a draped male to right; left buttock and leg and right foot of a male with a himation; feet of a male to right; lower drapery and feet of two males to left; a rim fragment that belongs, but does not join, depicts, on the left, drapery; on the right, head, neck, shoulders, and part of upper torso of a filleted