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skyphos Gr. Antiq.|ˈskaɪfɒs|
[Gr. σκύϕος scyphus.]
A large drinking-cup or bowl, having two handles not extending above the rim, and no foot.
1858S. Birch Anc. Pottery II. 103 The Heracleotan scyphos had its handle ornamented with the Heraclean knot. 1921Brit. Museum Return 61 in Parl. Papers 1921 XXVII. 555 Attic black-figure skyphos. 1942J. D. Beazley Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters xii. 301 The vases..are by Makron, whose name appears on his masterpiece, the Boston skyphos. 1960Oxf. Univ. Gaz. 4 Mar. 805/2 From Cyprus:..a painted skyphos imitating a class of pottery made at al Mina under East Greek influence (8th century B.C.). 1979Nature 29 Feb. 643/2 Samples were taken from the base, sides and handles of an Attic skyphos which had been fired between 440 and 425 bc. |