object type: stone vessel of unknown use
<p>- description: so-called kandila: sea-urching-shaped body with four perforated vertical lug handles, low conical foot, conical neck
- production place: Cyclades
- period / date: early cycladic I-II, Kampos-Louros Culture, 2900-2600 BC
- material: white marble
- hight: 16,5 cm
- findspot: Antiparos
- museum / inventory number: London, British Museum 1884,1213.1 (Room 11)
- bibliography: compare Pat Getz-Gentle, Stone Vessels of the Cyclades in the Early Bronze Age, Pennsylvania 1996, plate 8-10
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