object type / vase shape: Laconian kylix
<p>- description interior (2 different scenes separated by line): Dionysos (naked, bearded) filling wine from wineskin into the rhyton held by Hephaistos riding mule; bearded man leading lion on a rope, goose, owl
- production place: Laconia
- painter / group: manner of the Boreades Painter (Group E) (formerly called Hephaistos Painter after this kylix)
- period / date: high archaic, ca. 570-560 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- findspot: Ialysos
- museum / inventory number: Rhodos, Archaeological Museum 10711
- bibliography: Conrad M. Stibbe, Lakonische Vasenmaler des sechsten Jahrhunderts v. Chr., Amsterdam 1972, cat. 190
- CVA Rhodos 2 (1934), IIID plate I
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