object type / vase shape: attic bilingual eye-cup (kylix)  
<p>- description interior (black figure): young horseman wearing a chlamys - exterior: 2 satyrs going into battle: side A: satyr with rhyton and pelta-shield, between eyes, between palmettes - side B: satyr with oinochoe and shield, playing trumpet, running to the left, looking back, between eyes, between palmettes
- production place: Athens
- potter: Hischylos (signed on the interior: HISCHYLOS EPOIESEN)
- painter: Epiktetos (signed on the exterior: A: EPIKTETOS, B: EGRASPHEN = miswritten instead of egraphsen)
- period / date: late archaic, ca. 520-500 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height: 14 cm; diameter: 30,5 cm
- museum / inventory number: London, British Museum 1842,0407.23 Cat. Vases E 3
- bibliography: John D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters, Oxford 1963(2), 70, 3
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