Red-figured pelike (storage vase). The main side depicts a komos (revel) scene with three revelers returning from a symposium (banquet). A bearded man with a wreath on his hair walks in front, turning his head backwards. He is naked, with a himation draped around his shoulders. With the right outstretched hand he holds a staff, while addressing his companions that follow. With the left hand he holds a torch. In the centre a beardless youth walks with his head bent down and carries a lyre. He wears a himation draped over his left shoulder and a wide band on his head. To the left of the scene a beardless youth is shown with a laurel wreath on his head and a chiton wrapped around his waist. In his right hand he holds a rod, while in his left hand he holds a skyphos. On the back of the vase a conversation scene among three youths is depicted. They are wrapped in their himatia, while the figure in the centre is leaning on a stick. The figures on both sides of the vase are framed by decorative bands, with laurel leaves on top and meander below. It is attributed to an anonymous painter from the circle of the Kleophon Painter.