Black figured hydria (water transport vessel). The shoulder decoration includes a scene with two opposing sirens flanking a floral composition. The body of the vase is dominated by a metope flanked, right and left, by a vertical band of ivy branch. The scene probably depicts a divine wedding procession and includes the charioteer and his companion ascending on a quadriga (chariot drawn by four horses). On the left, on the chariot, there is the bearded charioteer wearing a chiton and himation and holding tightly the reins and a goad. Next to him, on a second level, stands the female figure. The horses of the quadriga are standing still, but with their heads in different movements: Both the human figures and the horses are accompanied by nonsense inscriptions (pseudo-inscriptions) in Greek alphabet, which probably specified the identity of the humans and the names of the animals. A decorative band of lotus buds occupies the lower part of the metope. A ray band decorates the lower part of the vase. It is attributed to the Guglielmi Painter.